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Yency Contreras risked his life to make his dreams come true. Traveling from Honduras, through Guatemala and Mexico, he ended up as the son

No matter how bad the news is, we just can't give up doing whatever we can. The climate crisis is one of the most critical challenges w

​I have an urgent sense that the poaching must stop, now, though the trapping of wild parrots for the pet trade has gone on for a long time.

Rev. Dr. LoraKim Joyner gave a sermon, "Parakeets and Paracletes" to a small church in La Moskitia, Honduras, urging us all to wit

Conservation work must be done with acceptance and understanding for humanity so we can come up with the best strategies. Making a list of

What happens when you mix not having a truck for conservation, criminal elements hiding out in your conservation area, being short on funds

This week I interviewed one of One Earth Conservation’s founding Board Members, the Rev. Dr. Meredith Garmon. Meredith loves education - bot

The past couple of weeks, we began an exploration of how some of us nurture ourselves through nature. This week I’m excited to introduce you

Last week I began an exploration of how some of us nurture ourselves through nature, starting with myself. This week let me introduce you to

This week and in the next few weeks, I’ll be exploring how some of us nurture ourselves through nature, so we can keep doing what we can to

If we don't love and care for ourselves fiercely, we cannot be fierce advocates for this wondrous world and her beings. Taking time and

On beautiful Ometepe Island, Nicaragua is an endangered parrot, experiencing heavy poaching that results in chicks devastated by the illegal

The difficult news that surrounds all lives can be overwhelming, leading to a drop in energy and hope, and even despair. With a simple emoti

It just seems like it is becoming more and more difficult being a climate/environmental or any other kind of activist these days. I dread lo

Finally we got into an area where the great green macaw still flies free in La Moskitia, Honduras, but our joy was short lived due to the ri

Rev. Dr. LoraKim Joyner's two weeks in La Moskitia, Honduras were full of mud, rain, and parrots sitting tight on their nests of eggs. N

Last week’s blog was on the topic of Emotional Intelligence (EI), which is particularly relevant to today’s political situation. Have you tu

Over the next couple of months we are going to take a tour of the five natural intelligences that form the foundation of our Nurture Nature

Honduras is the most dangerous place for environmental activists according to a recent Global Witness report, which implicated the governmen

Dr. LoraKim Joyner has worked in southern Guatemala since 1987 and seen so much lost. Undeterred, she and One Earth Conservation vow to do a