La Pedregoza

With the expansion of planted trees in Pedregoza, it is only natural that wild animals like the Sainos are travelling through our newly created forests. Called the Saino in Spanish this wild pig like animal is known as a collared peccary and has it’s own family classification of

At the Reserva Natural La Pedregoza we install camera traps to see who is making use of restored and protected areas. One early visitor during the day are #capybaras, the world's largest rodents. This beach is shared with giant #otters, #caimans and others, all arriving from the

Victor Scharnhorst, a German intern student at La Pedregoza, took this photo of a red howler monkey (Alouatta seniculus), making use of the trees at La Pedregoza to find fruits and seeds. Sometimes we wake up to howler monkeys putting on an impromptu concert, with their voices traveling

It is hatching season for the Podocnemis unifilis turtles in the Río Bita, where La Pedregoza is located. For several years now we have conducted turtle rescue programs with local communities. Many of the native trees we plant provide food for the turtles, which is one of our considerations

Stop calling me Kermit!


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Red frog at La Pedregoza


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La Pedregoza is a great place to be a frog


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I love this Tree-Nation frog tree


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Juvenile giant otter taking a break.


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