Paramedics for Ecosystems

In the copper-rich mountains of southeastern Ecuador, residents working as “paraecologists” are documenting the biodiversity of their territory – home to endangered species, waterfalls, and medicinal plants – not simply for the record, but to protect the land from mining. The data paraecologists collect, such as species inventories and water samples, is translated into evidence […]

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