Our
Partners

Tempe Camera Repair has generously offered to handle incoming donations for our Cameras for Conservation program to refurbish, clean, and prepare donated cameras for our partners in the Global South.

Animal Equipment by Stoney LLC has partnered with The Biodiversity Group to provide quality handling equipment to our staff and partners, including local community members.

The College of Science and Environment (COCIBA) at the Universidad San Fransisco de Quito is our main collaborating scientific organization in Ecuador, providing everything from permits to manuscript publication to a home for our biological specimens.

DHL has partnered with TBG to provide international shipping rates at a generous discount. This helps enables us to sustainably manage our Cameras for Conservation program.

The Jambatu Center for Research and Conservation of Amphibians in Ecuador partners with us on describing new species, field work, and conservation of reptiles and amphibians.

Ceiba Foundation for Tropical Conservation manages Reserva Lalo Loor in coastal Ecuador, and has provided us with logistical support during our extensive work there.

1% for the Planet has partnered with TBG to bring support from corporate sponsors. Find out how your business can help save animals and ecosystems.

iNaturalist is the place to share photos of biodiversity for conservation science and appreciation. iNaturalist partners with us in our Biodiversity PEEK program.

The Tucson Pima Public Library has hosted Biodiversity PEEK Saturdays at several local library branches as well as showcased the program’s photo exhibition at their main branch.

Tucson Unified School District is working with us to implement and develop our Biodiversity PEEK program ensuring its effectiveness in Arizona’s science curriculum.

CommunityShare is helping connect our local citizen science programs with teachers and schools in the area who are in need of such site-based enrichment projects.

Mozaik Underwater Cameras is our go-to source for underwater imaging products.

Thanks to BigBlue for providing assistance with video lighting for underwater and rainforest projects.

We are working with the Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources in Hanoi, Vietnam for our search for the Chinese crocodile lizard.

The Con Dao Dive Center are our local partners for Biodiversity PEEK in Vietnam. They passionately advocate for the threatened–but still incredible–coral reefs there.

Third Millennium Alliance is our main partner in western Ecuador. They created and maintain Reserva Jama-Coaque, a model for conservation, and one of our favorite study sites.

Marana Unified School District, surrounding our office in Picture Rocks, is opening its doors, letting Biodiversity PEEK in, and getting their students outside to do real science data collection and helping apply it to their and our community.

Reserva Monte Mojino is our local collaborator for our Sonora, Mexico project.