Research in Action
Research focuses on mapping threats to the 'Rights of Nature', defining key ecological information required by legislative practitioners to support rights of Nature cases, and enabling marginalised groups to effectively protect their ecosystems.
Communication
We aim to understand and explore the emerging rights of Nature movement through both science and art and highlight our work to empower communities in protecting ecosystems - see our short film exploring the emergence of the Rights of Nature in Ecuador, it's impact and the role of ecoforensic paraecologists. Collaboration
Capacity Building
Our paraecologist courses, and long-term support, enable our partners to establish standardised data collection approaches to best mange ecosystems and protect them under environmental, and rights of Nature, legislation.
Paraecologist in Practice
Our paraecologists collect critical information to defend ecosystems, becoming local leaders and 'change agents' to transition to a more sustainable future.
Get Involved Today
Ecoforensic is a non-profit Community Interest Company (CIC). Every penny we raise goes directly into our efforts towards improving access to forensic ecological data and defending the rights of Nature around the world.
If you’re a community organisation, protected area, an academic, legal institution or a specialist in ecology and interested in supporting the efforts of paraecologists for the ‘Rights of Nature’, or want to know how you can become one and start contributing data, click below to find out more.