The bimonthly news bulletin Eco-Exchange features stories about promising conservation initiatives and important environmental issues in the Neotropics. Conservation Media Center director Diane Jukofsky and the CMC assistant, Nuria Bolaños, carefully research the articles. Eco-Exchange is distributed free of charge to nearly 2,000 journalists'esearchers, conservation groups, government agencies, foundations and funding institutions worldwide, but mainly in the Americas.

Eco-Exchange also appears on several sites on the Internet. The bulletin never carries stories about the Rainforest Alliance and is the only regularly published, independent, and fact-checked source of news about Neotropical conservation.

Read about the making of Eco-Exchange/Ambien-Tema.

2000
December	Linking Parks to Lure Tourists
	Mexican Volcano Ascent: Celebration & Protest
	Green Hotline Handles Eco-Violations
October	Conservation Groups Act after the Storm
	Green Macaw Survival Unlikely in Costa Rica
	Scientists Strive to Save Jags
August	Forest Concessions on Trial in the Petén
	Legal Contracts to Protect Private Wildlands
	Satellite Tracks Sea Turtle Travels
June	Caribbean Treaty Looks for Sea Change
	Shifting Sands Threaten Caribbean Coasts
	Scientist's Study Spurs 'Water for Life' Campaign
April	Murders in Guatemala Stun Conservationists
	Fresh Funds Grow Green Businesses
	Public Outcry Saves Park In Paraguay
February	Tribunal Weighs Water Contamination Cases
	'Geniuses' At Work for Conservation
	Region Grapples with Global Warming
1999
December	'Sustainable' Hotels New Option for Tourists
	Linking Protection and Population
	Three Nations Hope to Save their Manatees
October	Ready to Hit the Mesoamerican Trail?
	With U.S. Out, All Eyes on San Lorenzo
	Calming Coastal Conflicts in Ecuador
August	Experts Say Certified Forestry is Big Business
	Villagers Once Ignored, Now Cheer Wetlands
	Environmental Ed Pros Prosper
April	Kids Share Goose Notes on the 'Net
	People with a Plan Protect Refuge in Costa Rica
	New Attitude Saves Sea Turtles in Salvador
February	Land Swap: People and Wildlife Win
	Banking on Bromeliads in Veracruz
	Changing Farmers' Futures in NE Nicaragua

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