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Resources Opportunities for Students Connect with other Latin American Programs at Cornell
Resources Opportunities for Students Connect with other Latin American Programs at Cornell
Connect with other Cornell Programs with Latin American studies
- Landscape Measures Resource Center (LMRC) is a collection of ideas and tools to aid in managing areas where interests in protecting biodiversity, producing food and securing rural livelihoods converge. Brazil Conservation of a forested landscape and traditional livelihoods in an area of high land use pressure in the central Amazon. Brazil – Ecoagriculture in the Torres Region of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil: Tradeoffs or synergies in banana cultivation? Colombia, Costa Rica, Honduras, Nicaragua - Approaches to assessing biodiversity conservation in silvopastoral landscapes (Research Initiative Part I) Costa Rica - Techniques for monitoring biodiversity conservation outcomes in agricultural landscape mosaics (Research Initiative Part II).
Cornell International Institute for Food, Agriculture, and Development (CIIFAD)
- Management of Organic Inputs in Soils of the Tropics (MOIST) Group is an interdisciplinary working group set up in 1994 under the sponsorship of CIIFAD to investigate and exchange information on cover crops, green manures, managed fallows and mulches in tropical farming systems.
ILR International Programs Latin America supports ILR's core mission in research, teaching, and outreach around the world.
Lab of Orninthology Avian Knowledge Network Latin America and Caribbean Program One of the most urgent needs for the conservation of habitats critical to migratory waterbirds in Latin America and the Caribbean is the collection of sound information about the numbers and species of birds using particular wetlands.
Peace Corps at Cornell University is supported by CALS International Programs. Peace Corps supports volunteers in South America. The mission of Peace Corps is to help people of interested countries to meet their need for trained men and women, help people from host countries to have a better understanding of people from the U.S., and help people from the U.S. to have a better understanding of other peoples.