Projects
The Venezuelan Society of Ecology actively participates in research, conservation, and outreach projects on Venezuelan ecosystems. These projects reflect the institutional commitment to science, environmental education, and the protection of the country’s biodiversity.
The Experimental Stations of the Autonomous Universities in Venezuela and their contribution to Human Rights
Venezuela, at the top of global megabiodiversity, was a regional pioneer with the first ministry of the environment in the region and with a constitution that recognizes the right to a healthy environment.
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Concern over the situation of protected areas in Venezuela
Venezuela has 105 nationally designated protected areas, covering around 26% of our territory. The SVE expresses its concern over the deterioration of infrastructure, surveillance, and management.
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A look at the Mighty Southern Orinoco. First Special Edition
The opening of the so-called Orinoco Mining Arc (AMO) to mining exploitation is a threat to the ecological integrity and the ways of life of the indigenous peoples of the region.
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An insight to the Mighty Southern Orinoco. Second Special Edition
Second special edition of EXPLORA magazine on the effects of mining exploitation in the southern Orinoco. Published in collaboration with Provita, the SVE, and EXPLORA Nature Projects.
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The SVE works with researchers, partner organizations, and communities to develop projects that contribute to the knowledge and conservation of Venezuela’s ecosystems. If you have an initiative that could add value, contact us.