Involving local community members directly is such an important factor in the success of any conservation initiative. We currently have two women from Puerto Rico working full-time on our project. They continue to gain experience and hone their skills as vital members of our team.
![A biologist examining a nestling Puerto Rican Sharp-shinned Hawk](/sites/default/files/styles/text_block_image/public/2022-09/screen_shot_2022-09-18_at_12.13.10_pm.png?itok=xn4iELjS)
Hana Weaver
Caribbean Raptors are in Decline
Our Solutions
![Two smiling biologists wearing climbing gear standing at the base of a tree](/sites/default/files/styles/text_block_image/public/2022-09/screen_shot_2022-09-18_at_12.16.46_pm.png?itok=OLrrsRTP)
Hana Weaver
Our Solutions
![The Puerto Rico Field team gathered at a conference](/sites/default/files/styles/text_block_image/public/2024-04/RS14415_b.jpg?itok=bxFIWzGc)
Hana Weaver
Our Solutions
![Three field crew members in the field in Puerto Rico](/sites/default/files/styles/text_block_image/public/2022-09/screen_shot_2022-09-18_at_12.19.28_pm.png?itok=_ciR9RwS)
Melissa Murillo