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“It is without question the epicenter of marine biodiversity for the planet.”

While Rare continues its work in the Coral Triangle, Mark Erdmann, Senior Advisor to Conservation International Indonesia’s marine program, speaks to Rare CEO Brett Jenks about the importance of the Coral Triangle and how Rare’s methodology is a key factor in helping to protect local marine resources and livelihoods in the region.

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>>Read about a completed Marine-themed Pride campaign protecting coral reefs in Indonesia's largest marine park


January 15th, 2010
Rare growing team to support local conservation

Rare is hiring for positions in our Arlington, Indonesia, and Guadalajara offices. We also have several internship positions at the Arlington office. If you’re interested in learning more please visit our Jobs & Internships page located

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