Our Mission

We are a small nonprofit whose purpose is to support amazing organizations dedicated to conservation around the world. With the generous help of donors like you, these organizations can continue protecting and safeguarding biodiversity.

Our Team


Paul Salaman
PRESIDENT

Dr. Salaman is a recognized expert on global biodiversity conservation and has been heavily involved in advancing science-based conservation actions and priorities for the most threatened species, including directing urgent interventions to save Critically Endangered species at imminent risk of extinction. While he has authored many scientific papers and articles, Dr. Salaman has bridged the gap between science and on-the-ground conservation action across the tropics — with 30 years of field experience in South America.

Caitlin Eschmann
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

As a conservation biologist with a focus on primate behavioral ecology, Dr. Eschmann has over 15 years of experience in conservation research and analysis, education, and project management. She has conducted research on Critically Endangered species in Africa and Asia. Dr. Eschmann believes a multifaceted approach that incorporates biological research, community-led management, and education programs is vital to the effective implementation of conservation initiatives.

Rowens Cristancho
Latin America Conservation Officer

Rowens is a conservation biologist, broadcaster, and digital marketer, with a passion for biodiversity and environmental protection. He has participated in tropical forest preservation, protection of threatened species, and ecotourism in Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, and Madagascar. He firmly believes that lifelong learning is the key to adapting to a changing world. He loves sharing his knowledge about nature with others as an international speaker and educative YouTuber.

Manitra Rajaonarison
Madagascar Conservation Officer

Manitra comes from the Department of Animal Biology at the University of Antananarivo where he studied the behavioral ecology of the silky sifaka. He is a former research assistant with Duke Lemur Center SAVA Conservation and more recently a consultant at Lemur Conservation Foundation. Manitra is inspired by the remarkable biodiversity of his country.