Forests.org: Central America and the Caribbean Links (XML/RSS)

maps and information regarding Central America's forest types by UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre

a source for conservation information on the birds and mammals of Latin America and the Caribbean; more than 5,500 common, rare, and endangered species in 44 countries and territories

maps and information regarding Caribbean forest types by UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre

from the Rainforest Alliance, a site providing information about conservation projects in the Neotropics

works to preserve the biodiversity of tropical ecosystems and promote the well-being of threatened local habitats through small scale, community-based development, with a Central American emphasis

a case study focusing on Guatemalan coffee and the benefits of shade grown coffee, from American University's Trade and Environment Database

researchs and demonstrates the economic use of rain forest land using methods that do not destroy the forest ecology

a species list of the Amphibians and Reptiles of Panamá by various biologists and students. It includes a current species list, photographs and some species descriptions

from the World Rainforest Movement

a non-profit, education, research and conservation corporation, which operates the Bocas del Toro Biological Station in Panama

an examination of a Venezuelan proposal to allow limited sport hunting of jaguars for export from American University's Trade and Environment Database

enables you to take fast and effective action in defense of our planet's most endangered wild places, focusing mostly upon North and Central America

examines the threat posed by the Pan-American Highway to the lush rainforest in the Darien Gap between Colombia and Panama, a case study from American University's TED database

carries out nature conservation projects in Alta Verapaz, Guatemala, including sustainable agriculture, environmental education and bird monitoring

seeks to set up an effective system of learning, strengthening, training, and cooperation through a network of environmental funds aimed at the conservation and sustainable use of nature

Trópico Verde is a Guatemalan organization working to protect Guatemalan temperate and rainforests (in Spanish)