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Emerald Arch is a US based Nonprofit focusing on global conservation efforts with a speciality in human-wildlife conflict, education for future generations & the protection of land in the Amazon.

First annual gala was a huge success! Thank you to everyone who attended & made the night so remarkable! Special thank y...
09/30/2026

First annual gala was a huge success! Thank you to everyone who attended & made the night so remarkable! Special thank you to our sponsors, donors, and our volunteers! We raised just over half of our fundraising goal of $90,000. If you weren’t able to make it but still want to support the cause, please donate at the link in our bio! 🌿

Is there anything better than a lazy Sunday?A reminder to everyone, that sometimes we need to take a step back, rest and...
09/28/2026

Is there anything better than a lazy Sunday?

A reminder to everyone, that sometimes we need to take a step back, rest and recuperate and start the week off feeling refreshed!

We hope you all had a relaxing weekend!

EA Team - xo

09/14/2026

A slither of hope - An Emerald Arch original short film will be screened at our Gala on September 19th

For more information, visit our website in our bio!

We’ve planned an incredible event & we want you there 🥳 Come enjoy drinks, food, and the premier of our new Emerald Arch...
09/09/2026

We’ve planned an incredible event & we want you there 🥳 Come enjoy drinks, food, and the premier of our new Emerald Arch Original short documentary. Don’t miss out!

Tickets are available for $65 on our website www.emeraldarch.org/gala or click the link in our bio. See you there! 🌱

Do you have your tickets to our gala yet? We’re one month away from our first annual gala and we want you there! Get rea...
08/20/2026

Do you have your tickets to our gala yet? We’re one month away from our first annual gala and we want you there! Get ready for drinks, food, a silent auction, and the premier of our new Emerald Arch Original short documentary. You won’t want to miss it! 🎉
Get your tickets now at the link in our bio or on our website. See you soon! 💚

Meet the convict tree frog 'Boana calcarata'This species of frog gets this common name because of its black and white pr...
08/18/2026

Meet the convict tree frog 'Boana calcarata'

This species of frog gets this common name because of its black and white prison stripes on its stomach and thighs.

Sometimes getting the correct ID on a frog can be hard so, using markings like these on their legs or looking at the shape of the eyes, snout or fingers can really help tell most frogs apart!

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08/16/2026

Red crowned Titis at the house!

Plecturocebus leucometopus are a very common species here in this part of Ecuador. Even so, its amazing to have them come so close to the house!

It just goes to show, with respect, wildlife and humans can co-exist!

Our property has an abundance of Ecuadorian climbing salamanders 'Bolitoglossa ecuatoriana'Having a healthy population o...
08/11/2026

Our property has an abundance of Ecuadorian climbing salamanders 'Bolitoglossa ecuatoriana'

Having a healthy population of salamanders in areas of the amazon, highlights the health of the forest. As salamanders are lungless and breath through their skin, they need the cleanest and purest of air.

For those wondering what 'Bolitoglossa' stands for... it comes from the Latin word boletus, meaning “mushroom” and the Greek word glossa, meaning “tongue"

With our conservational efforts here, these incredible amphibians will have a safe haven to call home for the foreseeable. However, habitat loss is the biggest threat to this species!

We are just a speck in this galaxy, but even as small as we are, we need to do what we can to protect our planet! This g...
08/05/2026

We are just a speck in this galaxy, but even as small as we are, we need to do what we can to protect our planet!

This galaxy winged butterfly is a reminder to do take a step back and think about how crucial our world is and everything that calls it home!

Emerald Arch is having our first ever fundraising gala on September 19th! If you want to be a part of the change, please consider joining us at our event or if you cant, consider a small tax deductible donation!

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Scorpion under UV light! Scorpions, along with other arthropods and insects, have an outer layer called a “cuticle.” and...
08/01/2026

Scorpion under UV light!

Scorpions, along with other arthropods and insects, have an outer layer called a “cuticle.” and within their outer layer, they have whats called “hyaline layer.” The hyaline layer is what reacts to UV light, such as black light or moonlight, and causes the scorpion’s body to glow.

The truth is, we just don’t know why scorpions glow under a black light. What do you think the reason is?

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PO Box 6064
Edmonds, WA
98026

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