Bianca and Vary's story
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***Spanish below***
In 2019, two Guatemalan biologists specialized in the study and observation of birds found themselves with an opportunity: to work for Guatemala to join 13 other countries in the Americas, in the fight to preserve the habitats on which migratory shorebirds depend.
For two and a half years, they have worked together with Guatemalan and international institutions to show the importance that these birds have for the health of the environment, as well as the benefits that conservation can provide to local communities and the country's economy.
We want to tell you their story, and that is why we ask for your help. The idea is to tell through photos, a text and a short video, the journey, the effort and the achievements that these two women have made from 2019 to date.
This story will be published on https://revistaviatori.com/en, as well as on its different social platforms. We will also seek to distribute it in other media outlets in Central America, so that it has much greater reach
Spanish
In 2019, two Guatemalan biologists specialized in the study and observation of birds found themselves with an opportunity: to work for Guatemala to join 13 other countries in the Americas, in the fight to preserve the habitats on which migratory shorebirds depend.
For two and a half years, they have worked together with Guatemalan and international institutions to show the importance that these birds have for the health of the environment, as well as the benefits that conservation can provide to local communities and the country's economy.
We want to tell you their story, and that is why we ask for your help. The idea is to tell through photos, a text and a short video, the journey, the effort and the achievements that these two women have made from 2019 to date.
This story will be published on https://revistaviatori.com/en, as well as on its different social platforms. We will also seek to distribute it in other media outlets in Central America, so that it has much greater reach
Spanish
En 2019, dos biólogas guatemaltecas especializadas en el estudio y observación de aves se encontraron con una oportunidad: trabajar por lograr que Guatemala se uniera a otros 13 países del continente americano, en la lucha por preservar los hábitats de los que dependen las aves playeras migratorias.
Durante dos años y medio, ellas han trabajado junto a instituciones guatemaltecas e internacionales, para hacer ver la importancia que estas aves tienen para la salud del medio ambiente, así como los beneficios que la conservación puede brindar a las comunidades locales y a la economía del país.
Queremos contarte su historia, y es por ello que pedimos tu ayuda. La idea es contar a través de fotos, un texto y un pequeño video, la travesía que estas dos mujeres han realizado desde 2019 hasta la fecha, así como los logros que han conseguido.
Esta historia se publicará en https://revistaviatori.com, así como en sus diferentes plataformas sociales. También buscaremos distribuirlo en otros medios de comunicación de Centroamérica, para que tenga mucho más alcance.
Organizer
Jorge Rodríguez
Organizer
Somerset, NJ
