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27 YEARS
34 INVENTORIES
31.5 MILLION ACRES CONSERVED

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The Field Museum Rapid Social and Biological Inventory team explores some of the richest places on Earth in search of large-scale conservation opportunities. By gathering biological and social information, our expeditions provide the scientific foundation for protecting and managing these landscapes.

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We work with partners and stakeholders at all levels, building on existing conservation efforts and elevating local and regional expertise. Together, we gather biological and social information needed to inform conservation action.

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Our inventories gather critical information to support conservation action on the ground. Explore our reports to discover what we found, learn about the landscapes and communities we studied, and see how our findings are shaping new conservation areas.

Stories from the Amazon

Where the Rivers Meet
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Guyana's Acarai-Corentyne Corridor
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Intercultural Science for Conservation in the Alto Rio Içá
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Guyana to designate 3.7 million acres of forest as protected area

The Irfaan Ali-led Government is advancing plans to designate a large section of intact forest in southeastern Guyana as a protected area, a move expected to boost longstanding conservation efforts.

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