Fauna

The Guatemala Project

Currently in Guatemala the Scarlet Macaw & Mesoamerican River Turtle are critically endangered species. Last year, members from Fauna worked with field biologist and veterinarians, lending their hands and expertise to the conservation projects presently underway. While in the field, we created a wish list of supplies that would greatly increase the overall success of the project.

From May 1st - 17th of 2012, Daniel Kopulos & Karin Shetler will be travelling to Guatemala to provide monitoring equipment, medical supplies, laboratory equipment, incubation equipment and their years of experience and expertise. To do so we need your support. 

Guatemala Project

Total estimated expenses including travel, scientific cost, which include the monitoring, laboratory and medical equipment, as well as any additional supplies necessary exceeds $20,000.00, which can be obtainable through public contributions. To aid in our efforts, we have teamed with Lionshare Education Organization Zoological Conservation Center's Wild Partners. LEO Zoological Conservation Center is an independent, self-financed, non-profit refuge for rare, threatened, and endangered animals with a focus on breeding species at risk. 

Your contribution is tax deductible and 100% of your donation goes directly towards our cause. 

There are several ways you can offer support:

Visit Fauna in NYC: 265 West 87th Street

Call 203-869-4649

Mail a check payable to (write Guatemala Project in the memo section):         

Donate online: 

1. Click here: Donate Now!

2. Once at the new page, please click Donate Online Now (in red at the upper right hand side)

3. please enter the amount

4. After the necessary information is filled out, the following page will have a Notes section. You must enter "The Guatemalan Project" to ensure proper credit to our fund.

Thank you for your support!