(February 01, 2026)   -   Over three days of fieldwork, 43 volunteers—13 women and 30 men from different regions of Guatemala—took part in the systematic recording of birds, with notable participation from local youth connected to the territory.  

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(November 18, 2025)   -   Over three days of learning and exchange, participants discussed the current state of the country’s natural heritage; the achievements, challenges, and opportunities of the Guatemalan System of Protected Areas (SIGAP); and the promotion of actions for conservation, restoration, and sustainable management.

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(November 11, 2025)   -   In a new study published in Conservation Biology, scientists from WSU and the Wildlife Conservation Society found that a community-managed forest in Guatemala’s Maya Biosphere Reserve supports a rich variety of wildlife.

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(October 31, 2025)   -   As part of efforts to strengthen biological monitoring in the Trifinio sub-landscape, the Biodiverse Landscapes Fund (BLF) and WCS recently installed 14 camera traps and six acoustic recording units (ARUs) in Montecristo National Park, Honduras. 

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(October 23, 2025)   -   On the beaches of Guatemala’s Pacific coast, a new generation of olive ridley sea turtles (Lepidochelys olivacea) began their journey to the ocean, marking the renewal of life for this threatened species that plays a key role in coastal ecosystems. 

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