Conservation from the love of nature
Julia, Bianca and Mafer are three conservationists who promote the conservation of nature and life, through love towards nature and life itself.
Bianca Bosarreyes assures that working with local people allowed her to broaden her vision of conservation. Photo: Jorge Rodríguez / Viator
Shorebird researchers train local people so that they are the ones who participate in the counting and monitoring processes of the different migratory species. Photo: Jorge Rodríguez/Viatori
The interest in diversifying the activities of the family business, and protecting the birds, led Julia to involve her father to incorporate better practices. Photo: Julia Salazar
Julia Salazar, Bachelor of Tourism and member of the family salt extraction business. Photo: Julia Salazar
Julia, a partir del interés por las aves playeras, ha logrado que su padre se involucre en el tema de conservación. Foto: Julia Salazar
Tourism has allowed Salinera Santa Alejandra to become an area of interest for Honduran bird watchers. Photo: Julia Salazar
Julia Salazar is dedicated to monitoring shorebirds that arrive at her salinera, in southern Honduras. Photo: Julia Salazar
In the reserve managed by Colegio Monte María, a variety of wild species are protected. Photo: Jorge Rodriguez/Viatori
La pandemia hizo que el centro educativo en el que Mafer trabaja cerrara, por lo que varios programas ecopedagógicos tuvieran que poner pausa. Foto: Jorge Rodríguez/Viatori
Mafer helps girls integrate their education with a love of nature. Photo: Jorge Rodriguez/Viatori
Bianca colaboró con Mafer en la identificación de las aves que visitan la Reserva Natural Sisters de Maryknool. Foto: Jorge Rodríguez/Viatori
La reserva escolar no solo protege una parte del bosque urbano de la ciudad de Guatemala, sino que ayudó a que los jardineros y guardianes, se certificaran como guardarrecursos. Foto: Jorge Rodríguez/Viatori
Bianca Bosarreyes, Guatemalan researcher and biologist, lover of birds. Photo: Jorge Rodríguez / Viatori
During the pandemic, Mafer has given a variety of virtual talks, in which she has shared how the love for nature that the girls she works with have made it possible to create an unprecedented school environmental movement. Photo: Jorge Rodríguez/Viatori
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