(Tapirus terrestris)
Inhabits in tropical forest near water sources such as streams, rivers and wetlands. It is another species that the Project "Proyecto Vida Silvestre" works with in the Eastern Plains.
(Vichada)
For its scientific and cultural interest, it was declared a primary protected area of Biosphere Reserve.
It is in the list of the 25 turtles that are nearest to extincion. WCS works for its conservation.
(Tremarctos ornatus)
At WCS Colombia we commit to the research, conservation and education to contribute to the protection of ecosystems and their wildlife.
WCS Colombia shares the new edition of its newsletter "En Terreno".
It includes information about the participation of WCS Colombia in the past XII Cimfauna and the signing of an agreement in favor of the Saldaña river basin.
Public-private partnership for the main tributary of the Magdalena River in Tolima.
National Parks of Colombia, Cementos Argos, and WCS Colombia finalized the agreement that hopes to mitigate threats affecting the supply of environmental resources related to the upper reaches of the Saldaña river, initially prioritizing the subbasins of Siquila and Cambrin.
The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) seeks a Knowledge Manager to join the team of our Andes-Amazon Region. This position provides an opportunity for an outstanding professional with a relevant academic background (M.A./M.S. or higher) and work experience to join a cohesive, passionate, and committed team to save some of the world’s most spectacular wildlife and wild places on Earth. The position is based in Lima, Peru, and entails close collaboration with colleagues in Bolivia, Brazil, Ecuador, Peru, and the New York headquarters, as well as with WCS’s partners.
The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) seeks a dynamic, well-organized and hard-working Program Officer to join the Andes-Amazon Region team.
This position provides an opportunity for an outstanding professional with a relevant academic background (M.A./M.S. or higher) and work experience to join a cohesive, passionate, and committed team to save some of the world’s most spectacular wildlife and wild places on Earth. The Amazon Waters Citizen Science Project Coordinator position is based in Peru or Brazil, has extensive travel requirements, and entails close collaboration with colleagues and stakeholders in those countries, as well as with other Amazon countries and globally.
To apply for this position, please send your resume and cover letter to (WCSlatinamerica@wcs.org), Ref.:Amazon Waters Citizen Science Project Coordinator. Please include at least three references and your salary expectations. Also, note that interviews will be carried out in Spanish and Portuguese.
The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) seeks a dynamic, well-organized and hard-working Program Officer to join the management team of our Andes-Amazon Region. This position provides an opportunity for an outstanding professional with a relevant academic background (B.A./B.S. or higher) and work experience to join a cohesive, passionate, and committed team to save some of the world’s most spectacular wildlife and wild places on Earth. The position is based in Lima, Peru, and entails close collaboration with colleagues in Bolivia, Brasil, Ecuador, Peru, and the New York headquarters.
If you are interested in applying for this position, please send your resume and cover letter to (WCSlatinamerica@wcs.org), Ref.: Program Officer, Andes-Amazon Region.
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