Conservación de vida silvestre

b2b, b2c, triple bottom line, Hybrid,

Mission Statement

At Mycelium, we believe that ecology is economics.
It is this belief that is at the core of our business model.
We believe in a vision which elevates the understanding of our dependence on the health of the Earth’s Ecosystems. And this understanding is acted upon through our Triple Bottom Line (people, planet, profit) Hybrid Business Model.
We strive to promote ideas, products and technologies which integrate the “Cradle to Cradle” design philosophy.
In so doing, we are working to conserve, protect and sustain the rich cultural and biological diversity, which makes our planet unique, rich and habitable.

A visitor to Tofino is eating lunch. They ask their server about the battles to stop the logging of Clayoquot's ancient rainforests. The server is only here for the summer, and is keen to help save Clayoquot Sound, but doesn't really have all the answers or time to provide them. But she knows of the Friends of Clayoquot Sound office through her Tofino Ambassador training at the Chamber of Commerce. She refers the visitor to the Friends of Clayoquot Sound's brand new retail space, where they can stop by and hear directly from FOCS what happened here 20 and 30 years ago, and what is going on right now with the ongoing logging of rainforests, and the threat of an open pit copper mine within sight of Tofino. The visitor gets stoked, purchases some eco-gifts, picks up the latest FOCS newsletter, and joins our Wilderness Team as a monthly donor. They are now engaged, and can begin to join FOCS letter-writing campaigns to help keep Clayoquot Wild!

La caficultura en colombia se realiza en las comunidades de las cordilleras en donde el clima es mas propicio para el cultivo,y las politicas del estado no alcanzan para poder alcanzar todas las necesidades de casa ciudadano agricultor motivo por el cual se establecieron las juntas de accion comunal quienes tienen el oficio de mirar lo mejor para la comunidad e impulsarlo para que el estado aplique la solucion a las necesidades presentadas por las mismas(juntas de accion comunal), para iniciar este proceso de negocio y estandarizacion de producto se hace necesario vincular a cada uno de los productores es hay donde aplica el fortalecimiento de las juntas de accion comunal, esto debido a que para lograr recibir una solucion para cada uno es imposible pero para todos es mas viable, segundo la capacitacion en administracion agropecuaria ya que la mayoria de agricultores no son buenos en el manejo de sus recursos ni en sus inversiones, eso hace que sus parcelas o microlotes no sean rentables para ellos pero esto no quiere decir que la actividad que realizan no sea rentable sino que no la saben administrar, tercero mejorar la infraestructura sus beneficiaderos y secaderos es necesario para poder tener las herramientas y poder producir un elemento de calidad que pase las pruebas de tasa exigidas para exportar, a parte de esto se garantiza una buena cantidad del producto ya que todos estan implementando las mismas politicas, y por ultimo la linea de comercio que es la que garantiza el valor agregado al agroempresario. De esta ultima ya tenemos el comprador.

Wild Voices for Kids (WVFK) is CBEEN’s flagship environmental and heritage education program, providing free curriculum-linked classroom presentations and field trips to over 12,000 K-12 students each year across the region’s six school districts. WVFK is simply a database of local presenters who share their environmental or heritage knowledge with students. CBEEN recruits and trains these volunteers from all walks of life (e.g. wildlife biologists, archaeologists, First Nations storytellers, etc), helps them develop programs that meet BC K-12 Prescribed Learning Outcomes, and promotes their programs via online searchable database. Teachers search for and book presentations that meet their grade level, subject, and learning goals. WVFK provides presenters with a cash honoraria and also cover costs of transportation for field trips.
Involvement in community events and celebrations helps forge new connections to other community partners and expertise. Flexibility allows participation in special events with visiting experts who have come to share their knowledge or special occasions such as the Salmon Festival which celebrates spawning salmon or the spring sturgeon release. Without the Wild Voices program schools could not afford the events or have the connections to bring this visiting expertise to their classroom.
By providing the website with availability to all local expertise teachers at all levels now have access to programs they would never have had access to previously and local informal educators have the opportunity to share their knowledge.

Naming streets can raise civic funds to lower taxes. Naming science labs in schools can promote better education. Naming a wild tiger or polar bear can raise funds for them. Naming after benefactors has been done before, but my e-commerce website will turn it into a new type of microfinance. It will create unforgettable memories for buyers. At "Go to MY Show" (part of Name's Worthy, people may have concerts, plays, or major events named for them. A man may propose when 'their' song is sung for them. This could be used also at a school concert. This not only helps education, it also helps the arts. Names as microfinance is also very green. It leaves no pollution. There are no shipping contaniments. Not only can names raise funds for endangered species, it can also preserve land. During a disaster like the oil spill, the rescued disaster animals may be named to gain money not only for conservation, but also for the devestated region too. Since my company will be a virtual company, there will be little or no carbon footprint left behind. Since I am a female founder, equity is also a priority. Women can get higher-paying jobs in science and technology. I hope my virtual company will become a model for others. I worked once at a school, and many top corporate women took low-paying non-instructional positions so they could have hours to be with their kids. My company gives women a new chance. My company may help charities that help third-world countries. Name a cow or goat to send it to Africa. Make an orphanage or wellpump in your name.

I start to collect paper by myself! I adjusted barrel in my flat and start to put paper,then my parents start to do the same. I start to talk about it Facebook and Livejournal,my friends start to say that they also want to make the same!Write now i collect a paper among my friends only when i have an opportunity (I try to find a car and collect a papaer).

At the moment, after 1 year operating, MG has it own legal status of a limited company and successfully set up 02 MG groups in Nha Trang Bay MPA and the first and only Trao Reef locally managed MPA in Vietnam (both in Khanh Hoa Province). We gain totally USD 60.000 in 2011, provide job and income for 32 women earning about USD 150/month. None of these 32 women was an artisan before they enter MG’s program. They even have no job, income and the chance to voice up at their family.

The way that this method of building makes a difference is found in the superior finished product, in comparison to
the way homes are made at this time. It's rather like comparing an astronaut to a dinosaur. The characteristics of the finished home using this method and materials far exceed those of conventional housing. The building envelope is vastly stronger, and virtually earthquake and hurricane-proof. It is also fire-proof, and will not rot, create mold or mildew, and cannot be attacked by termites or other insects that can damage our homes. If homes were made in this fashion in the American tornado belt, my feeling is that most of those decimated houses would still be standing. In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, a single home in a completely demolished neighborhood
was photographed intact. It is one that was built using this alternative method.

This is made possible by the superior strength and method of building utilized in this well engineered design/material marriage, and is truly a remarkable idea which just simply makes a lot of sense. This method presents solutions on many levels to interconnected problems that are inherent in today's housing fiasco.

The Austrian creator of this green building method approached construction from a standpoint of practicality.

Former U.S. president Jimmy Carter, has built houses for Habitat for Humanity in the summer months. With a
small crew of five, multiple homes were completed to lock up stage within a week. Homes of this type would
be a plus for First Nations that are currently very under served.

Typically, volunteer "Citizen Scientists" spend one week on East Limestone Island assisting in the various research programs based out of the field camp. This includes capture and release of Ancient Murrelet chicks, burrow monitoring of Cassin's Auklets and Pigeon Guillemots, at-sea surveys for seabirds and ducks, marine mammal sightings, forest bird observation, inventory of rare plants, surveys of Black Oystercatcher populations and nest scrape sites in Gwaii Haanas, Glaucous-winged Gull surveys, introduced species monitoring, and various other stewardship related tasks. Similarly, students from local schools visit the island to learn about the research programs and assist in the Ancient Murrelet monitoring.

The overarching theme is the engagement and involvement of relatively untrained community members and students in real conservation efforts and valuable research in a remote field location.

Over our 23 years of operation, we have had over 550 volunteers spend at least one week in our field camp. Approximately half of them have been from local communities, while 59 have been international visitors from 15 different countries.
We have hosted over 600 elementary and secondary-school students from 5 different schools in 85 separate visits.
We offer an internship program for senior-year post-secondary students studying biology, environmental sciences, or similar programs. This provides them with invaluable hands-on field experience related to their studies. We have had 20 post-secondary students working or studying at our field camp since 1990.

Sometimes 14-year old Ayu struggles to breathe. The problem was worse when Ayu and her family still lived in polluted West Java. Ayu’s father lost everything covering the cost of medical bills. At a loss for other options, four years ago he brought his family to West Kalimantan through a government-sponsored transmigration program. Ayu’s asthma attacks lessened in the clean air of one of Indonesia’s least-developed provinces, but did not disappear. Once when Ayu suffered a dangerous episode, her father learned about HIH’s ASRI Clinic. The staff treated the girl and now, each month, they provide her with inhalers that are effective, but costly. The father is able to pay clinic bills with work in ASRI’s seedling nursery two days a month. There, he plants rainforest seedlings in poly bags and waters them in preparation for reforestation work that ASRI’s conservation staff will coordinate with local communities during the wet season. As director of ASRI, my role includes training and overseeing the Indonesian medical staff who treat Ayu, conducting community outreach to design medical incentives and trades for conservation (such as the father’s nursery work), and designing the reforestation effort that will use the seedlings the man is cultivating.

EpiSurveyor is provided as a web app (also called “software-as-a-service”), with a “freemium” price structure providing free basic capacity to everyone, supported by higher-functionality paid user licenses for larger organization. This means that large organizations get the technology they need -- and so does EVERY other organization that wants it. This type of model is only possible using the economies of scale on the web, and it means that the old model -- where rich organizations get good tech and poor organizations don't -- is eliminated.

EpiSurveyor has just begun scaling, but is ALREADY the most widely scaled "tech for development" software ever: nearly 7000 users in more than 170 countries.

One example of a paying user is JSI: they use EpiSurveyor to manage HIV and malaria drug supply chains in numerous African countries, ensuring that drugs are in-stock when needed.

One FREE user is Aquaya.org, which uses EpiSurveyor to help operators of rural water systems submit water quality data to their managers. Those with resources subsidize those without.

While we were initially focused on health, and it is still our primary concern, we are gratified to see EpiSurveyor now being used for conservation (Smithsonian), education of girls (Camfed), agriculture (Kickstart), and other purposes.

And our own focus is now to (1) keep improving the product (we just finished our first iPhone version), and (2) to make sure that more and more of those who can benefit from EpiSurveyor get to hear about it!

A. Primary Activities:
1. Boat Preparation:
A boat will be sold/made for the project with minimum three cabins. One cabin will have two patient’s beds. One cabin for equipment and another one use as rest room of nurse.
2. Permission from forest department:
Though the boat will move in the forest, LEDARS will take yearly permission for the boat.
3. Project launching ceremony:
A project launching ceremony will be organized in the west division of Sundarbans forest. The chief Government officials, Forest officer, Medical Complex authority, civil society, NGO representative, medical representative association’s representative will be invited at the meeting. In the meeting LEDARS will discuss the goal, objectives and operational plans in the meeting. Suggestions and recommendations are expected to made for the project.
4. Operation in emergencies:
In time of emergency this river ambulance provide service in island area of Satkhira and Khulna district, Shyamnagar and Koyra upazila.

B. How this solution makes difference:
This ambulance Ensure quick first aid support to the tiger and crocodile victims inside the Sundarbans and Ensure quick transport for being hospitalized, Reduce mortality rate of the tiger attacked people, Ensure medical support of the general people in the time of emergency/disaster. Specially initiative will reduce the anti tiger sentiment through reduction of the mortality rate which finally enhance saving the marauding tiger which frequently comes into the human settlement.

Our main goal is to contribute to the improvement of Indigenous Health in Brazil by making it possible for isolated indigenous populations of the Amazon to access clinical care and surgical expertise, with cutting edge technology. The medical specialties are linked to eye surgery (cataracts, pterygium) and general surgery (especially hernias). Gynecological and orthopedic surgery of low complexity is also performed. Consultations and appointments in the specialties of ophthalmology, general practice, pediatrics, gynecology, orthopedics and orthodonture round out the services. An expedition team consists of about 35 volunteers including physicians, nurses, and logistics. Initially, the program operated in hospitals in São Gabriel da Cachoeira, Amazonas. As the region has massive geographical size, the group realized that only a Mobile Surgical Center tailored to the population’s needs and structured with high-tech equipment would make the program more effective for the entire region—providing greater autonomy for the program. Under this new operating model, it was possible to perform a surgery twice in the same period of time and reach regions far from urban centers. To carry out the expeditions, there need to be partnerships with local health agencies, community support for adequate infrastructure for installation of the Mobile Surgical Center, support from private financial resources and material support of FUNAI, the Health Ministry and Special Indigenous Health Districts, participation of the Brazilian Air Force and the Military Command of the Amazon.