Connecting corridors, creating rainforest reserves, and providing a platform for rural landowners
How it works
Enabling individuals, and organizations to purchase conservation land for a purpose.
Our Goals
sell enough land to conservation-minded individuals to guarantee the continued protection of this important wildlife corridor and ecosystem. All While supporting local conservation efforts.
Future Vision
Our future vision is to create a leading research biological and technological reserve. This will train future conservation innovators to lead the next generation of tropical rainforest research.
Nonprofit Organization
EIN: 84 – 3803196
Subsection: 501(c)3
USA Based
Donations are tax deductible
Volunteer
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100% of Donations
All the donations received go directly towards the projects. Financial reports will be provided.
Creations of Reserves
Help us create and own rainforest reserves all across Costa Rica.
Connecting Land Owners
We provide a platform for landowners to connect and sell their land to conservation minded buyers.
Local Jobs
Provide jobs to guides and guardians for for each rainforest reserve.
We protect forests and promote sustainable, economic growth in rural communities
Projects
Projects and ways to get involved
Our Future Vision
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.
All Around Conservation
Grow Jungles serves as a bridge that connects rainforest landowners with conservation-minded investors. We act as a conduit to help ensure that funds that are earmarked for the benefit of the environment are channeled to the right place. Our ultimate goal is to increase the protected lands around national parks and connect vital corridors to guarantee a thriving biodiversity for future generations.
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