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Bernal wins a Whitley Award for his work to develop a coordinated strategy to conserve bats in Central America. The video narrated by Sir David Attenborough, describes his work.

Budiono wins a Whitley Award for his work to establish community-supported protected areas to conserve Indonesia’s last population of freshwater Irrawaddy dolphins.

Carlos Vasquez Almazan, an amphibian expert from Guatemala, is one of seven winners of this year’s Whitley Fund for Nature Awards. Carlos wins a Whitley Award for his work to create Guatemala’s first network of protected areas for endangered amphibians. The video narrated by Sir David Attenborough, describes his work.

Inza wins a Whitley Award for his work to protect West Africa’s three most endangered primates whilst improving the welfare of local communities.

Joanna wins a Whitley Award for her work to reduce the impact of small-scale fishing on non-target marine species and encourage more sustainable fishing practices in Peru. The video narrated by Sir David Attenborough, describes her work.

Josia wins a Whitley Award for her work to conserve one of Madagascar’s most endangered species of lemur, the crowned sifaka, and increase sustainable resource use among local communities. The video narrated by Sir David Attenborough, describes her work.

Lisel wins a Whitley Award for her work to unite local stakeholders to protect Belize’s species rich Maya Golden Landscape. The video narrated by Sir David Attenborough, describes her work.

Rodrigo Medellin, a leading bat expert from Mexico, is the first winner of the new Whitley Fund for Nature Gold Award for his on-going work to study, raise awareness and highlight the importance of Latin America’s bats.

Sir David Attenborough takes us to the Frozen Planet, solar power is top dog in the third world and we take a look at ‘The Story of Broke’.