EcoLogic empowers rural and indigenous peoples to restore and protect tropical ecosystems in Central America and Mexico.

Photos highlight projects and progress

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Happy New Year! 

In the end of 2011 we launched our new photo gallery with images of some of the faces and places that make up EcoLogic. In our gallery you can find out about some of our new and ongoing projects such as our Oak Foundation-supported binational effort along the Sarstún River that lies at the border between Belize and Guatemala. Here we are bringing together Guatemalans and Belizeans to help them find ways to sustainably manage and protect the mangroves, coastal waters and fish stocks they rely on.  In this place that both countries claim, cooperative management is key to the long-term survival of this prolific ecosystem.

You can also learn about our work establishing PIBOTEX, a biological corridor that connects three parks in northern Honduras which are home to a diversity of threatened wildlife including jaguars, spider monkeys, and toucans. The area also provides critical wintering grounds for many species of migratory songbirds.   

These are just a couple of examples of the kinds of things you can see and read more about in our new gallery.  Once you've done so, please take a moment to write a comment at the gallery or drop us an email and let us know what you think.  What would you like to see and hear more about?

 

  

We'll be bringing you more images and information soon, so give us suggestions and we'll do our best to incorporate them.


Looking back and moving forward 

Annual Report
     Annual Report - 2010

We are pleased to share with you EcoLogic's 2010 annual report! We are very happy with our publication, and this year's new look and feel. Within we highlight some of our achievements, introduce you to a few of the extraordinary people and organizations we work with, and tell you about some of the ways we are helping rural communities restore and protect the natural habitats around them. We hope you enjoy it, too.

Read our annual report and find out more about our work.