Marilyn’s passion for the natural world was unequalled. She was a visionary, mentor and leader, and will be deeply missed by all who worked alongside her. Her legacy will always be with us. To honour her memory we will continue the mission she started with the creation of the Marilyn Cole Legacy Lab. A new place to conduct state of the art research for scientists and conservationist to use while visiting the Cano Palma Station.
The Board’s thoughts are with Marilyn’s friends and family
at this difficult time.
"Marilyn Cole was a true inspiration for me. Her dream for the biological station, kept me here and will continue to drive the work we do. Marilyn, I will miss talking to you and dreaming with you. I will miss your advice and support, and ranting with you over the things we humans continue to get so wrong. You will always be in my heart, and never far from my thoughts. Rest in peace friend." -- Charlotte Arias, Cano Palma Station Manager
"Very sad news to say the least and a loss to COTERC and conservation. Marilyn gave me the opportunity to establish and build the biological station 25 years ago, an experience that I am ever grateful for. The Station touches many lives and leaves enduring memories. We have Marilyn to thank for that. I admired Marilyn's dedication and passion for conservation and animal welfare. Her work and the memories we have of her will not be forgotten. " -- Greg Mayne, the very first Cano Palma Station Manager.
The Board’s thoughts are with Marilyn’s friends and family
at this difficult time.
"Marilyn Cole was a true inspiration for me. Her dream for the biological station, kept me here and will continue to drive the work we do. Marilyn, I will miss talking to you and dreaming with you. I will miss your advice and support, and ranting with you over the things we humans continue to get so wrong. You will always be in my heart, and never far from my thoughts. Rest in peace friend." -- Charlotte Arias, Cano Palma Station Manager
"Very sad news to say the least and a loss to COTERC and conservation. Marilyn gave me the opportunity to establish and build the biological station 25 years ago, an experience that I am ever grateful for. The Station touches many lives and leaves enduring memories. We have Marilyn to thank for that. I admired Marilyn's dedication and passion for conservation and animal welfare. Her work and the memories we have of her will not be forgotten. " -- Greg Mayne, the very first Cano Palma Station Manager.
