Protect Amazonian Biodiversity

Amazonian agroforestry ain't just about the trees. Reforestation attracts mobile helpers in the form of swoopers, divers, and gliders. The arrival of the winged ones is a sure sign that our planting systems are designed well enough to properly imitate a forest.

But more than just

It's one heck of a deal. Plant a tree, and we'll throw in some animals. We thank Mother Nature, thanks Mother Earth! It's true. Plant a tree and the generosity of life is such that you don't get just a tree, you get animals too.

These are all shots of animals spotted in our reforestation

In addition to the richness of its aroma, there’s something unique about the flowers of sangapilla (Chamaedorea angustisecta). The thing is, when you get up close and take a big whiff, you often get no smell at all. Or, curiously, the close up inhale can smell vaguely of paint. But

Exciting updates from Camino Verde’s primary reforestation center on the Tambopata River. Recently, we hosted over 30 visitors, smallholder farmers, native community members, and a few representatives of local environmental education NGOs. The purpose of this gathering was to offer

Friends from the forest remind us of the habitat we create and how vital it is for all life!

We celebrate all the biodiversity we create in our reforestation efforts, even these beautiful and unique Cloud Forest Cockroaches. Thank you for planting trees that support all the life of the forest.