Meet Efetobore, who recently joined Pause Conservations as a volunteer to help us fuel growth towards achieving our mission. Efetobore is passionate about preserving what matters. Our...

25 days ago

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Slow Down: Nature Never Rushes.

I have been trying to talk to butteflies,

But, I don’t think I understand their language.

I thought I could teach them a bit of my mother tongue, then I realized it seems as though they might only understand English.

My friend recomme...

a month ago

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The frog that thinks of becoming a bee..

Many children now call me "Frog."

I do breathe through my skin, but not as these frogs within the Lake Victoria basin do.

I, too, get scared,

but not as scared as the animals whose homes get threatened when we encroach into their terri...

2 months ago

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Something special for our next chapter...

Hey

I’ve been debating the best time to bring on new leadership for our next chapter... but the more conversations I have with brilliant minds who want to see real grassroots impact, the more it feels like the right moment to open the door...

2 months ago

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