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Vanessa Bauza

Vanessa Bauza

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Editorial Director, Conservation International

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Total articles 44

  • ‘We’re just trying to adapt’: Coffee farmers face down climate change

    By Vanessa Bauza Verified| Conservation International Blog@ SAN MARTIN JILOTEPEQUE, Guatemala — José Marcelino Estrada has spent his life tending coffee. He learned from his father how to nurture its seedlings — each sprout held the promise of a better future. And for decades, coffee delivered. It built Estrada’s home and put his seven children through school, even in lean years when he couldn’t pay for transportation and carried harvests to market on his back. “Land is life.

    By Vanessa Bauza Verified · Conservation International Blog

    Mar. 27, 2025

  • Meet the scientist helping women find their voice

    By Vanessa Bauza Verified| Conservation International Blog@ In a community center in rural Madagascar, Kame Westerman noticed something that changed her career. As the men debated the closure of an octopus fishery, the women — who stood to gain or lose the most from the decision — were silent. “They either weren’t included in the decision-making or didn’t feel comfortable engaging in the discussion,” Westerman recalled of that day a dozen years ago.

    By Vanessa Bauza Verified · Conservation International Blog

    Dec. 12, 2024

  • ‘We’re just trying to adapt’: Coffee farmers face down climate change

    By Vanessa Bauza Verified| Conservation International Blog@ SAN MARTIN JILOTEPEQUE, Guatemala — José Marcelino Estrada has spent his life tending coffee. He learned from his father how to nurture its seedlings — each sprout held the promise of a better future. And for decades, coffee delivered. It built Estrada’s home and put his seven children through school, even in lean years when he couldn’t pay for transportation and carried harvests to market on his back. “Land is life.

    By Vanessa Bauza Verified · Conservation International Blog

    Mar. 27, 2025

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Conservation International