Third Millennium Alliance (TMA) is a foundation dedicated to preserving the last remnants of the Pacific Forest of Ecuador and to restore what has been lost together with local communities. We do so through three components: conservation, restoration, and community outreach, and manage the Jama-Coaque Reserve, in the province of Manabi, Ecuador. The Jama-Coaque Reserve protects over 2,500 acres of moist and cloud forest, is home to hundreds of species of birds, mammals, and herpetofauna, and is part of the Tumbes-Choco-Magdalena Biodiversity Hotspot. It is also considered an Important Bird Area, as designated by BirdLife International, and serves as an important scientific research station in the region.

The Biodiversity Group is an international team of wildlife biologists, educators, and photographers dedicated to preserving the smaller majority of animal life on Earth. Rooted in the science of ecology, we illuminate little known communities of animals in shrinking wild places. Our photography shares beauty, value, and scientific information to a worldwide audience through the camera-eye. And by fostering local education, we empower people with the experiences, skills, and tools to steward the rich ecosystems that surround and sustain them. Our ultimate goal is to facilitate informed management decisions by people, governments, and land preservation organizations to keep incredible biological landscapes intact for future generations.http://www.biodiversitygroup.org/

Research scientist studying reptile and amphibian populations across the greater Everglades ecosystem in the Dr. Mazzotti lab. Research projects ranged from amphibian occupancy modeling, crocodilian population monitoring and spatial ecology, and invasive species ecology, monitoring, and removal.

The Croc Docs are a multi-agency group of investigators who work cooperatively to develop long-term, science-based, and GIS/GPS-integrated research, monitoring, modeling, and education programs to support ecological restoration and management efforts in south Florida. The group is based at the University of Florida Research and Education Center (FLREC), and many staff are University of Florida employees.

The mission of Sustainable Roots is to initiate and support projects that empower communities to preserve their natural and cultural resources.http://sustainable-roots.org

Tri-trophic interactions, Avian nesting ecology, Lepidopteran diversity and distribution, natural history.http://yanayacu.org/