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Strategic Direction 4:
Public awareness and environmental education

Conservation from the Schools: Networking and Partnerships in the Vilcabamba-Amboró Corridor. Phase One: Pilon Lajas, Madidi, and Apolobamba
Strengthen the role of educational units in conservation through the training of teachers, the development of school-based environmental programs that mobilize entire communities and the establishment of a network of cooperation and information exchange among educational units and teachers.

Amount $78,980
Grant Term 01/03 - 12/04
Grantee Instituto para la Conservación y la Investigación de la Biodiversidad
Project Documents - No final report is available for this project.
Related News and Information - Story: Back to School - Change Takes Root in Rural Bolivia, July 2005

Healthy Ecosystems, Healthy People: Linkages Between Biodiversity, Ecosystem Health and Human Health
Cover travel and full participation costs for individuals from the Atlantic Forest, Chocó-Darién-Western Ecuador, Guinean Forests of West Africa, Madagascar, Philippines, and Tropical Andes hotspots to attend the Healthy Ecosystems, Healthy People conference.

Amount $5,550
Grant Term 05/02 - 07/02
Grantee University of Western Ontario
Project Documents - Final report (PDF - 108 KB)

Enhancing Public Awareness for Improved Management of the Machu Picchu Sanctuary and its Surrounding Environment
Conduct a comprehensive public awareness campaign about the sanctuary, including creation of a documentary film and development and distribution of press releases and media kits, a newsletter and radio and television spots.

Amount $56,298
Grant Term 02/02 - 04/03
Grantee Instituto Machu Picchu
Project Documents - Final report, Español (PDF - 139 KB)

Building Awareness of the Vilcabamba-Amboró Corridor in Peru and Bolivia
Stimulate and support good environmental reporting on the rich biodiversity of the Vilcabamba-Amboró Corridor in Peru and Bolivia and efforts to conserve it. Activities include workshops for print, radio and television journalists, development of a mechanism for information exchange and distribution of awards for conservation reporting.

Amount $48,449
Grant Term 11/01 - 12/04
Grantee International Center for Journalists
Project Documents - Final report (PDF - 124 KB)
Related News and Information - Web site: Biodiversity Reporting Award
- Learn more about this project in the Eco-Index
- Para aprender más sobre este proyecto, visite el Eco-Index

Developing and Implementing a Communication Strategy to Raise Awareness Among Key Audiences of the Importance of the Vilcabamba-Amboró Conservation Corridor
Develop and implement a communication strategy to strengthen awareness of the conservation corridor and its importance and ultimately create a broad constituency for its conservation.

Amount $449,544
Grant Term 01/01 - 06/04
Grantee Conservation International
Related News and Information - Story: Andes Documentary Premieres Reach 3.7 Million Viewers, May 2004 
- Story: Developing a Communications Strategy for the Vilcabamba-Amboró Corridor, June 2002

 
 
 
See Also 
- Final reports: Project leaders detail results and lessons learned