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Monkey Magic: How Fanny Cornejo is Helping Rewild the Andes
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From the moment Fanny Cornejo cradled a rescued baby howler monkey, her path in life became clear. Fanny, a dedicated primatologist and founder of Yunkawasi, shares her transformative journey and the conservation efforts she spearheads in Peru. Delving beyond adorable primate encounters, Fanny paints a vivid picture of the intersection between conservation and community empowerment, underscoring how education and sustainable practices can lead to a harmonious existence between humans and wildlife.
Have you ever considered the impact your morning cup of coffee has on the world's primates? Fanny's stories reveal the intricate connection between our daily choices and the survival of species like the yellow-tailed woolly monkey. Her candid discussion on the hurdles faced by women in the field of primatology sheds light on a broader struggle for equality in science. The episode is a celebration of local heroes and a call to action, illustrating how supporting eco-friendly agriculture can safeguard our planet's biodiversity without breaking the bank.
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Yunkawasi
Chapters
1. Conservationist Fanny Conejo Discusses Conservation Efforts (00:00:02)
2. Challenges and Conservation Efforts in Primatology (00:08:15)
3. Conservation and Capacity Building in Peru (00:20:09)
4. Celebrating the Yolti Woolly Monkey (00:25:28)
5. Challenges and Inspiration in Conservation (00:29:37)
6. Passion in Wildlife Conservation (00:33:51)
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