This quarter, FCAT saw our work recognized in a major scientific publication, advanced a growing biological corridor in the Chocó, and continued our restoration and monitoring efforts on the ground. Here are a few highlights from this season: A new BioScience paper co-authored by FCAT founder Jordan Karubian, featuring our work on tropical field stations […]
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Since March 2025, FCAT has welcomed new university partners, strengthened ties with neighboring communities, uncovered new discoveries, and continued advancing research in the Chocó. Here are a few highlights from this season: New academic partnerships with California State University and Spelman College Knowledge exchange with Kichwa communities, local ecoclubs, and screen-printing artists First archaeological
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The following infographic presents a synthesis of the main content generated in the podcast produced within the framework of a project implemented in coordination with the GIZ Gender Group, Elke, and community extension workers. This project works to highlight territorial experiences in which deforestation-free production is integrated with actions to prevent violence and strengthen communities.
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