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Staying Afloat and Building Stronger Relationships
MAP, Dignified Livelihoods Ray Tollison 5/13/25 MAP, Dignified Livelihoods Ray Tollison 5/13/25

Staying Afloat and Building Stronger Relationships

It is hard to keep your head above the rising water these days. Every day, I wake up thinking about the state of the world, humanity, our planet, and the future generations.

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The Roots of Water Conservation in Mexico
MAP, Environmental Stewardship Ray Tollison 9/1/24 MAP, Environmental Stewardship Ray Tollison 9/1/24

The Roots of Water Conservation in Mexico

As Mexico experiences one of the hottest and driest years on record, the vital need to protect watersheds remains at the forefront for many of our partner communities. This summer, nearly 68% of the country faces moderate to extreme drought, and large stretches of Mexico City came dangerously close to losing water access entirely.

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The New Mesoamerica Program at TWP
CAP, MAP, Dignified Livelihoods Ray Tollison 5/29/24 CAP, MAP, Dignified Livelihoods Ray Tollison 5/29/24

The New Mesoamerica Program at TWP

For years, TWP has been studying and exploring innovative climate resiliency strategies across the Americas. In 2023, our Central America team had the pleasure of attending our first Climate Week in Panama, where we met exemplary organizations working across Mesoamerica.

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