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We conserve nature using a variety of paths to a sustainable world.

We have entered the 6th Extinction, loosing species at an alarming rate. This is directly tied into poverty and unsustainable development. We work to preserve nature using economic sustainable development, research and working with partners, but we cannot achieve our goals alone. Find out how you can help.

About Focus Conservation Fund

Find out about our organization,
mission, our methods, and the results of our education and work.

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Learn about our research and projects

Working with research, environmental education and social economic development, we can move into a more sustainable world.  See what we have done and can do!

HOW YOU CAN HELP

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Douglas Trent Interview

Dr. Jonathan Coulis of Emory University in Decatur, GA, interviews Focus Conservation Fund President Douglas Trent.  Emory is one of the world's leading research universities and Dr. Coulis leads a program to give voice to the unheard.

Photo and video gallery

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NEWS.

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Pantanal Wildlife

Program

Travel Quest program on PBS

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Meet Brazil's Birdman

Forbes
A one man gang. No foreigner knows Brazilian birds like this man.

Douglas Trent Continues to Promote Sustainability Throughout Brazil

The Rio Times


The American ecologist runs the oldest nature tour company in Brazil (founded in 1981), ... Focus Tours, alongside an NGO, ‘Focus Conservation Fund,’ ...

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Living with the Jaguar

 

Watch this great

adventure in the Pantanal 

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Finding Jaguars and more in Brazil’s Pantanal

An informative article about the Pantanal Wildlife Program in the Santa Fe New Mexican press

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Pantanal Wildlife

Program

Web Series Estadão
(Brazil’s most respected

news paper)

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Pantanal Wildlife

Program

Web Series Bichos do Pantanal:
Giant River Otters
In Portuguese

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Pantanal Wildlife

Program

The incredible work on monitoring and identifying the Pantanal Wildlife
In Portuguese

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