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Eco-Exchange

Since 1991, the Neotropics Communications staff has published Eco-Exchange (Ambien-Tema in Spanish), a bulletin that supplies the worldwide media and conservation community with news about environmental issues and success stories in Latin America and the Caribbean. Eco-Exchange is distributed to more than 3,000 reporters, conservation groups, foundations, government agencies and research institutions around the world.

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2009

October

• Reviving a Lost Tourism Tradition and Creating a Better Future along Ecuador's Inca Trail
• Growing Coffee and Selling Carbon -- a Promising Innovation in Mexico's Sierra Madre de Chiapas
• New and Notable on www.eco-index.org: Strengthening Governance and Conservation of Natural Resources in the Galapagos National Park through Control and Vigilance of the Tourism, Fishing, and Private Sectors and Support from the Legal Department

July

• Stats Show Sea Turtles Benefitting from Caribbean Governments' Collaboration with Conservationists and Each Other
• Conservation Takes Flight on Ometepe Island; Migratory and Resident Birds Inspire Lofty Goals
• New and Notable on www.eco-index.org: Harvesting Epiphytic Bromeliads: An Opportunity for Cloud Forest Conservation

March

• Mexican Communities Occupy the Front Line in Preventing Forest Fires
• NGOs, Producers Partner to Ensure a Sustainable Future for Peru's Brazil Nut Industry
• New and Notable on www.eco-index.org: The Volcánica Central-Talamanca Biological Corridor: A Living Bridge Across Two Mountain Ranges in Costa Rica

Eco-Exchange is supported by the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund, United States Fish and Wildlife Service, and National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Coral Reef Conservation Fund.

Editor: Diane Jukofsky

Contributing editors: Melissa Krenke and Nuria Bolaños