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At least 26 elephants massacred in world heritage site

 At least 26 elephants were massacred in the Dzanga Bai World Heritage Site in the Central ...

High alert: Poachers enter unique elephant habitat

From extractors to entrepreneurs: the Indigenous Community of Puerto Esperanza says farewell to the middleman

• Indigenous community seeks new buyers for their certified timber • 90 thousand Shihuahuaco and ...

Joint efforts: WWF shares over 13 years of conservation experience in the largest wetland complex in the Peruvian Amazon

• Indigenous representatives and national authorities shared their visions for the Pastaza wetland ...

Fishermen, entrepreneurs and authorities embrace initiatives towards the sustainability of the Mahi mahi fishery

• Union representatives, academic and government institutions are jointly developing an Action Plan ...

Peru switched off the ligths and turned on the music for Earth Hour

• A solar power concert in the capital city of Lima, kicked off a massive celebration that spread ...

Great music can save the planet!

 • For the first time in Peru, a concert powered by solar energy will be given, during Earth ...

Commitments for a better future: EARTH HOUR LAUNCHES 2013 CAMPAIGN

• Important initiative has the active support of the Ministry of the Environment and the Chamber of ...

Peru embraces sustainability global standards (RSPO) for Palm Oil

• Global corporations, such as Unilever, plan to use only RSPO certified palm oil as of 201

Thai prime minister announces end to ivory trade