Shrimp farms in Guatemala are valuable refuges for migratory shorebirds. MSP+ Science to action 2024-2025. Shrimp production ponds. Photo courtesy of the Fundación Defensores de
Protecting Critical Habitat at Laguna La Cruz through Community-Led Outreach and Education MSP+ Science to action 2024-2025 Community leaders participating in a video production workshop
Tools, training, and opportunities sow leadership, commitment, and hope in young people. MSP+ Science to action 2024-2025 Outreach activities with students. Photo courtesy José Moreira,
Awareness Campaign for Shorebird Conservation in the Gulf of Tribugá – Cabo Corrientes Marine Protected Area, Pacific Coast of Colombia MSP+ Science to action 2024-2025
Strengthening and Building the Capacity of Regional stakeholders MSP+ Science to action 2024-2025 Wetlands Day Celebration. Photo courtesy of Terra Peninsular/Roberto Chino. Throughout northwest Mexico,
An Alliance for Salt, Nature, and the Future MSP+ Science to action 2024-2025 Children and young people observing shorebirds. Photo courtesy of Gabriel Valle. FUNDAECO
Environmental Communication and Capacity Building for Shorebird Monitoring and Conservation MSP+ Science to action 2024-2025 Rangers of the Muisne River Estuary Marine Reserve. Photo courtesy
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