Protect Amazonian Biodiversity

It’s lupuna season (Ceiba pentandra). The tree sometimes called “the mother of the forest” is decked out in all of her finery. How lucky we are to get to see it.

We spend our days planting trees, propagating seedlings, and learning about the forest in hopes that future generations will walk under the canopies enjoying the literal fruits of our effort to restore our planet to one of prosperity and harmony.

Look who showed up on our forest cam!
Happy we are protecting and building habitat in one of the most biodiverse regions on this planet!

Thank you all for planting trees with us.



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Hard to believe it was 9 Years ago when we had the honor of hosting a wonderful little crew for our workshop on sustainable habitats. Just before that famous December solstice of 2012. The trees planted that week are now quite huge.



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Aniba canelilla, known to locals as canelón (roughly, “wild cinnamon”) Used as a health tonic for longer than we can know, canelón is also a favored flavor supplement added to coca leaves to sweeten the chew. So it may come as a surprise that this revered therapeutic herb is also

The story goes like this: bananas are a sterile (asexual) hybrid of species from the genus Musa. Whether or not people were eating in any significant quantities the seedy pre-bananas (like the Musa velutina shown here), and whether or not people played a role in the hybridization