In this month’s spotlight meet Fabio Rohe PhD, Wildlife Works Biodiversity Senior Specialist for Brazil. From discovering new species to creating community-based biodiversity monitoring initiatives that have helped save millions of hectares of forest across Brazil, Fabio’s rich experience makes him an indispensable part of our team.

The Ka’apor Ta Hury Association, which represents 95% of the community, initiated the REDD+ FPIC process with Wildlife Works.  In...

In Brazil, we are in the process of conducting  Free, Prior  and Informed Consent (FPIC) processes with Indigenous peoples living in the Brazilian Amazon.  For Wildlife Works, FPIC is  the foundation of a long-term partnership between the community and the REDD+ project developer. FPIC is  a process of capacity  building, listening, and co-creation. Learn more about this process in this blog.

Learn more about Wildlife Works' Key Takeaways from the Biodiversity COP16 recently held in Cali, Colombia

In this monthly employee spotlight meet Dr. Monique Vanni, Country Director of Brazil for Wildlife Works

Learn more about the Biodiversity Stewardship Units methodology