I’m building a new Spanish-language blog that shines a light on wildlife conservation through the everyday experiences of the people who live closest to the action. Each post must be a well-researched, informative personal story featuring local community members—think farmers adapting to Iberian lynx corridors, divers restoring Mediterranean seagrass, or teachers turning schoolyards into butterfly havens. You’ll take a conversational interview and transform it into an 800–1 200-word article that balances human narrative with clear facts and context on species, habitats, or policy. I can supply leads and background sources, but I welcome your own contacts and ideas. Accuracy, smooth storytelling, and a tone that educates without preaching are essential. Deliverables for each commissioned piece • Final Spanish article (Google Doc) • 3–5 headline options + 155-character meta description • Royalty-free image suggestions or your own photos with captions The first assignment is one story; a full series is planned if we’re a good match. When you respond, please link to previous Spanish writing that profiles real people—environmental, cultural, or travel pieces are ideal—and let me know where you’re based and how you’d approach sourcing interviews.