Our 2024 impact in Costa Rica, Mexico and South Africa

Article du 16 January 2025

2024 impact reports: Costa Rica, Mexico and South Africa

Inspiring initiatives in Costa Rica, Mexico and South Africa are making a tangible difference in the world, but there is still much more that can be achieved together! Thank you to all participants in the year 2024.

Let's take a look at results.

Impact Report: Kekoldi, Costa Rica

Milestones reached with Costa Rica programs

We conducted over 800 endangered species surveys, keeping track of our rainforest’s vital ecosystems and habitats.
Our team trained participants in identifying the 17 species of migratory birds of prey in the local area.
Participants and staff removed over 600 kg of recyclables from Cahuita’s town through a fantastic recycling drive over the summer.
Completed more than 750 biodiversity surveys to monitor the incredible variety of species thriving in our local Kekoldi region.
Counted over 370,000 migratory raptors flying over Kekoldi during spring hawk watch.

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Rainforest conservation internship in Costa Rica
Sea turtle protection internship in Costa Rica
Training in schools in Costa Rica as a humanitarian or a gap year project

Impact Report: Puerto Mores, Mexico

Milestones reached with Mexico programs

Completed more than 20 impactful site clean-ups to protect our coastal shores.
Our team conducted over 30 biodiversity surveys, safeguarding the health of our precious turtles and coral reefs.
We delivered more than 25 environmental workshops to improve local knowledge and understanding of our vital ecosystems.

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Impact Report: Limpopo, South Africa

Milestones reached in South Africa

Our team and network of incredible change-makers raised over $1700 with a fabulous end-of-year fundraiser to provide resources and equipment towards our anti-poaching initiatives on the Kruger reserve.
We conducted 973 endangered species surveys, monitoring vital wildlife such as lions, rhinos and giraffes.
Carried out 78 biodiversity surveys, playing a vital role in protecting vulnerable species.