The new Justice for Nature newsletter covering May–September 2026 is here!
What can be accomplished in five months when nature conservation isn’t just about words, but above all about real work in the field?
Our latest newsletter is packed with updates, field experiences, new initiatives, and stories from places where the future of wild nature is being shaped every day.
🐆 Protecting wildlife in action. Large carnivore monitoring, environmental crime prevention, and educating young people who experience nature conservation firsthand in the field.
🌊 The ocean, whales, and frontline conservation. Marine mammal monitoring, coastal protection, volunteer activities, and our work in northern Costa Rica.
🛡️ Rangers and the work they do every day. Supporting the people who protect nature from poaching, illegal hunting, and other threats, while continuing to develop the JfN Ranger Club.
🚁 Technology that helps protect nature. New partnerships, field experience, and innovative ways to detect illegal activities more effectively and support rangers on the ground.
🎬 Three weeks behind the camera in Costa Rica. A look behind the scenes of Planeta Ticho, a documentary project that brought our team’s real conservation work to the screen.
🌱 The people who make conservation possible. Volunteers, students, local communities, new partnerships, and the expansion of our Blue Life ocean conservation center.
And we’re also addressing issues that aren’t always easy to talk about, but matter deeply. Because nature conservation isn’t just about success stories and beautiful wildlife footage. It’s also about difficult decisions, responsibility, expertise, and finding solutions that truly make a difference.
Five months. A lot of work. A wealth of experience. And more steps forward for wildlife conservation.
👉 Open our latest newsletter and discover what we’ve been working on over the past five months.
Open the newsletterThank you to everyone who is part of this journey. Our fieldwork is made possible by the people who support us, our partners, our volunteers, and everyone who helps share our stories.
Wild nature cannot defend itself.
But together, we can do a lot to give it a fighting chance. 💚