Applied Conservation

DYNAMIC CONSERVATION IN THE FRONTIERS OF THE AMAZON

Our applied conservation efforts are designed to directly protect vulnerable primary ecosystems, preserve and regenerate the surrounding matrix habitat, and create sustainable systems for conservation involving both regional government and local stakeholders. Our main applied conservation actions include the protection of our primary rainforest reserve, sustainable agroforestry collaborations, and sustainability & education initiatives in neighboring communities.

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Hectares Protected by hoja nueva

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HECTARES COLLABORATIVE CONSERVATION AREA

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HECTARE STRATEGIC CORRIDOR CONNECTING MATRIX HABITAT TO PRIMARY FOREST

Accomplishments

Designed and built a research station and wildlife rehab center, both of which are embedded in remote primary rainforest powered by renewable energy and innovative sustainability systems

Created dozens of local job opportunities, stimulating a conservation-based economy

Acquired and actively protect over 7000 acres of proprietary lands, part of a 75,000 acre conservation corridor of protected primary rainforest

Implemented numerous sustainable development projects as well as educational and recreational events in local and indigenous communities.

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