This is the story of how we, Nature Conservation Georgia (NCG), ended up at the remote village of Tabatskuri, on Lake Tabatskuri - a serene landscape nestled in a volcanic plateau - where we painted gigantic Velvet Scoters. These are diving ducks, which were thought to be lost in Georgia and across the Caucasus until very recently when a miraculous discovery was made.
Learn about bats and their conservation!
Get a new perspective on a misunderstood fish roaming the waters of Indonesia, the endangered sawfish.
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Discover how a global reforestation initiative is growing trees, protecting forests, and supporting local communities all over the world.
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Young people are finding innovative ways to tackle the climate crisis. Find out more on how they are doing it with the right funding.
Celebrate International Freshwater Dolphin Day by learning about the Ganges river dolphin and the Indus river dolphin!
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"I wanted more people to know how magnificent and important corals are, and to care enough to do something about them"; this thought resulted in an exciting storytelling project - I'm with Lorac! Read to know more about the journey behind the first novel of this project where Neus, a marine researcher and writer, attempts to spread awareness about corals and climate change using characters and settings inspired by her experiences working in remote islands of Burma.