GREEN EARTH ALLIANCE
Our projects and partnerships seek to strengthen our cause. We work tirelessly to achieve a better world for all, through outreach, education, science, and art.
Projects
We collect audio visual data, field observations, and biological samples for scientific study. We also process the data and create comprehensible Eco educational projects. Our most common endeavors are expeditions to document specific areas, scientific descriptions of new species of fish, educational art exhibitions, and the writing of articles and books.
Taxonomic Catalog of Type specimens of the fish collections of Venezuela
The Biological Collections, whether they are of animals (zoological) or plants (herbal), constitute a part of the Natural or Biological Heritage, as well as the Historical Heritage of each nation in the world. These can be housed in small private and public collections, or in large collections of museums or institutions.
Diamond Tetra Reintroduction Project
Diamond Tetra (Moenkhausia pittieri) is an endangered species of fish from Venezuela that Mikolji Corp is currently assessing for the IUCN. It is endemic to Lake Valencia.
Describe a New Species Project
There are many new species that have been discovered in the Orinoco River Basin and are already anthropogenically endangered but cannot be protected because they have not even been described as a new species yet so they are not even listed in the IUCN Red List database.
Eco-educational art exhibitions
Our exhibitions are curated art collections on various subjects that are ready to show. These exhibits are not only highly aesthetic, but also serve as a strong educational tool to inspire preservation of the environment around the world.
Mexico killifish Reintroduction Project
Mexico Killifish Profundulus oaxacae and Profundulus mixtlanensis are species of Killifish from Oaxaca, Mexico. Scientist Victor Ortiz has a reintroduction project for it. This fish is anthropologically threatened and is needed to control insect larvae.