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ARTISANS MAKE PROGRESS WITH FIRST ROUND OF BIRD ORNAMENTS
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ARTISANS MAKE PROGRESS WITH FIRST ROUND OF BIRD ORNAMENTS

Campbell Plowden

"A few of the artisans with several years of experience had almost finished making two northern cardinals - the model representing this popular bird in the US. It was impressive as well to see advances in more complicated models like the great blue heron, marvelous spatule-tail hummingbird and chestnut-eared aracari."

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TRAINING ARTISANS TO TRAIN ARTISANS
Amazon Artisan

TRAINING ARTISANS TO TRAIN ARTISANS

Campbell Plowden
Arrival in Amazonas for Artisan Facilitator Training workshop
Amazon Artisan

Arrival in Amazonas for Artisan Facilitator Training workshop

Campbell Plowden
ARTISANS LEARN TO DRAW A BIRD
Amazon Ecology

ARTISANS LEARN TO DRAW A BIRD

Campbell Plowden
Appreciations for Jim Finley – a mentor and forester who cared deeply about people and nature

Appreciations for Jim Finley – a mentor and forester who cared deeply about people and nature

Campbell Plowden
Amazon Ecology partners with Penn State Social Entrepreneur class
Amazon Ecology

Amazon Ecology partners with Penn State Social Entrepreneur class

Campbell Plowden

GETTING STUFF DONE IN IQUITOS

Center for Amazon Community Ecology

STINGLESS BEES AT CHINO

Center for Amazon Community Ecology

FINDING BEAUTY ALL AROUND YOU - 360 video

Center for Amazon Community Ecology

CACIQUES AT CHINO

Center for Amazon Community Ecology

Amazon rainforest hit by surge in small-scale deforestation, study finds

Center for Amazon Community Ecology

Amazon rainforest hit by surge in small-scale deforestation, study finds

Center for Amazon Community Ecology

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