Posters developed to create awareness of the importance of conservation to maguey.

Posters illustrating the cultivation, uses, quality, characteristics and sustainability of black dammar (Canarium strictum), a resin used by indigenous communities in India, Bangladesh and northern Burma for spiritual and medicinal purposes. Posters produced by PPI to assist Keystone Foundation in communicating research results to local communities.

Posters showing the various specimens of Symplocos, a species essential to the red dye process used by Indonesian weavers. Few people have ever seen the bush as they buy the bark and leaves and it only exists in small remaining remnant forests. The posters, developed by PPI Steering Committee member, Tony Cunningham, and Indonesian partners Yayasan Pecinta Budaya Bebali and Threads of Life, were distributed to weaving communities (14 language groups on 7 islands in eastern Indonesia), resulting in a new transfer of knowledge.