Bosques Yungas

We’re wrapping up the monitoring of the trees we’ve planted, observing how much they’ve grown, their health, and how they’re developing over time.
This helps us better understand their progress and support the growth of the forest we’re restoring.

To protect nature, we first need to get to know it and learn to value it.

We spent time with the children at the local primary school during an environmental education activity, where we planted chilto trees that they’ll now care for and observe as they grow.

How much do they grow

We had the pleasure of receiving a visit from the students of the Álvarez Condarco.
Through games and forest walks, the children learned about the native flora and fauna of the Yungas jungle and the importance of valuing and protecting it.
At the end of the day, they planted seeds

Last week we invited local students and scientists to enjoy an entire day dedicated to birdwatching.

This is one of the many activities that the biodiversity program offers to our passionate followers who wish to learn more about the biodiversity of the forest.

The activity began

We're back!
Forgive our absence, we've been working hard in the forest and hosting many visits these last few weeks.

Here is a picture from one of our latest visits! A group of 36 students from kindergarten to second grade came to learn about our work and the importance of restoring