WELCOME TO MAKING CHANGES
At Making Changes Now we work to restore, improve and protect all bird species, fishing and wildlife habitat with the desired result is this important resource to be self-sustaining, healthy and free ranging. We encourage and support responsible wildlife management.
Through gifts of hunters and other supporters, our conservationism program directly benefits our local wildlife and their environment.
Making Changes Now raises funds in support of wildlife habitat enhancement, acquisition and preservation of the hunting tradition and shooting sports for future
generations.
Please browse our website and learn more about us, our accomplishments, and the organization’s commitment to caring for our priceless renewable natural resources. We appreciate your interest in Making Changes Now and hope that after reviewing our site, you will consider joining the team.
WHAT WE DO
We take care of local wildlife
Ensuring the health and conservation of our resurces and future access to them.
We work together with landowners and partners
In order to achieve our goals, teamwork is necessary. We enjoy sharing ideas and projects.
We promote public education and scientific research related to wildlife
We strongly believe that education and research are the key elements for a healthy future.
We take care and preserve free hunting areas
In order to encourage conservationism, we designate a few acres inside hunting areas in Buenos Aires so that wildlife can be preserved.
BOARD MEMBERS
We proudly present our members. Their daily hard work and commitment ensures our future successes.
Thank you.
PABLO AGUILÓ
JUAN JOSÉ AGUILÓ
IGNACIO AGUILÓ
How can you help?
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10/08/2019
JUAN PABLO SECO PON, Biologist
We want to introduce to you Juan Pablo Seco Pon, Biologist from the city of Mar del Plata, Buenos Aires.
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11/04/2019
Report of the Duck Outing Las Flores 04th and 05th, November 2019
On November 4th, the Making Changes Now team went on their first outing to Las Flores. Many waterfowl species were spotted during this first expedition.
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