Our commitment to conservation
We're committed to enabling on-the-ground conservations efforts addressing multiple needs.
Land conservation
Serve as a bridge to help connect rural rainforest landowners to sell their property to conservation-minded investors.
Economic collaboration
Provide economic opportunities within the rural communities in which we work. Such as reforestation employment, forest caretakers, and other services.
Local projects
Support local hands-on efforts to address reforestation and the protection of critical habitats, wildlife tracking through non-invasive manners, and indigenous awareness.
Future impact
Create a leading research biological and technological reserve, which would address the educational and medical needs of the community.
Projects
Each project is critical to the preservation of the delicate ecosystem
Our Continual Stewardship efforts are focused on reinvesting a portion of money into the properties sold. Here we focus on tracking and documenting wildlife, reforestation and guiding the owners on registering the property with FONAFIFO in order to receive a yearly stipend for protecting the forest.
The Golden Shadow is a project to create the most extensive, artistic, and detailed study of jaguars in Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula and the southwestern region of the Talamanca mountains range.
THE JAGUAR PROJECT is working to preserve the integrity of the Barbilla-Destierro Biological Corridor by reforesting and protecting strategically located parcels of land that will provide safe passage for wildlife attempting to migrate from one side of the flooded Reventazon Valley to the other.
Play a part in our various conservation efforts
Connecting Corridors
Only 25%, We Need 33% More
- Currently only 25% of Costa Rica is Protected.
- The biological corridors needed to guarantee the future make up 33% of the unprotected land.
Talamanca: Conservations Next Frontier
The Cordillera de Talamanca stretch from the Southeast half of Costa Rica to just inside the far western border of Panama. It rises from the
Costa Rica’s Legendary Environmentalist: Alcides Parajeles
Called the “peasant environmentalist,” Alcides Parajeles has endured threats, harassment, and in some cases, violence as he voices his concerns of destruction to the natural
The History and Impact of the United Fruit Company in Costa Rica
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Environmental Impacts of Pineapple Plantations in Costa Rica
The high demand for fresh pineapple in North America and the UK proves detrimental to people living and working in the Global South. It has
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