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People Protecting Animals & Their Habitats-PATH advocates for the humane treatment of all animals, as well as the conservation and protection of areas that are vital to the survival of endangered or threatened species.We accomplish this by providing communities with educational and vocational opportunities that provide realistic and sustainable solutions that both improve the quality of animal’s lives, and stop habitat destruction.
Nuestra Misión
Además de abogar el trato humano de todos los animales, la organización People Protecting Animals & Their Habitats-PATH vela por la conservación y la protección de áreas vitales para la supervivencia de especies que están, o corren peligro de estar, en vía de extinción. Logramos esto suministrando a las comunidades oportunidades educacionales y vocacionales que proveen soluciones realistas y sostenibles y que mejoran la calidad de las vidas de los animales y detienen la destrucción de habitats naturales.
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Before joining the Kennedy School of Government as a Mason Fellow (the school’s flagship international program), Félix Maradiaga served in a cabinet position as Secretary General of the Ministry of Defense of Nicaragua, becoming the youngest civilian ever appointed to such position. Previously, he served as Chief Defense Policy Adviser, Director of Emergency Management and National Coordinator of the “Peace Office”, an interagency committee responsible of combatant reintegration in northern Nicaragua. Felix has represented his country in several international conferences in more than 30 countries and published more than 15 articles in democratization, arms control, defense policy and combatant reintegration.
In addition to his public service, he was also a lecturer on political science at Universidad Americana de Nicaragua (UAM), Universidad Americana de Ciencias Empresariales (UCEM) and visiting instructor at Växjö University in Sweden. He earned his B.A. (Summa Cum laude) in Political Science and International Relations from University of Mobile, Alabama and a MA in National Security from Nicaragua's Army Graduate School. He has also completed research at National Defense University (Washington DC), George Mason University (Fairfax, Virginia), University of Oslo (Norway), Inter-American Development Bank (Washington, DC) and INCAE (Managua).
In December 2000, a global coalition of youth organization based in Bolivia, awarded him the “International Youth Peace Prize”.
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