Protect Amazonian Biodiversity

Protect Amazonian Biodiversity

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Our project aims to protect biodiversity in the Peruvian Amazon while promoting indigenous rights and sustainable development. We work at the intersection of people and forests, planting trees and fostering sustainable practices to protect the ecosystem. Through this, we support indigenous autonomy and spread sustainable ways of life to encourage fair, long-term development.

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March 2023

As reforestation areas mature, they begin to resemble natural forests. In our “moenal” at CV Baltimori, an area reforested with moena alcanfór to produce essential oils, we observe the appearance of these fire engine red mushrooms once or twice a year. This phenomenon began when

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16 Mar 2023
January 2023

The Amazon is full of biodiversity. We see new things every day, some creatures that perhaps no one has yet named.

31 Jan 2023
Jürgen Rein · 30 April 2023

muy bien

September 2022

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

23 Sep 2022
Ani · 7 October 2022

Awww 💖💖

June 2022

As you have probably heard, the seed of the cacao tree is the source of chocolate. The cacao tree is a small rainforest understory tree and is closely related to other small understory trees of the Amazon. Theobroma speciosum is called cacahuillo in Madre de Dios and has these

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06 Jun 2022
Maren Schosser · 18 June 2022

oh! you posted this on my birthday! and for me, cacao is really a gift of God...

May 2022

Part of our diversified agroforestry project includes cultivating spaces for wonderful and awe-inspiring pollinators such as the stingless bee, the melipona.

23 May 2022

Thank you Tree-Nation supporters for helping us plant trees, your support makes all the difference!

09 May 2022
Survey Respondent · 27 June 2022

Por um mundo mais saudável

April 2022

Planting the forests of the future!
Thank you Tree-Nation!

06 Apr 2022
February 2022

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.

28 Feb 2022

To peel a Shimbillo bean in half, the seed-filled boat cautiously held in one hand, and to place a little white-fluff coated seed on one’s tongue, waiting for it to swell before nibbling on it is a slow pleasure reserved to those who live or have been in the Western Amazon. A faster

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08 Feb 2022
November 2021

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.



#caminoverde #Rosewood #regenerate #plantatree #plantLovers #landandpeople #savetheamazon #theamazonrainforest

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17 Nov 2021
Cynthia Lebo · 20 April 2022

It's an anteater

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.



#caminoverde #Rosewood #regenerate #plantatree

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03 Nov 2021
Anne Hensley · 3 November 2021

When trees rule humans are happy.

October 2021

Nursery 101. Maybe you're just now back from the forest, having plucked out a few seedlings you found along the path. If so, you might find it's helpful (to the plants) to shed away most of the leaves and cut back the remaining leaf to half size. It will increase the survival rate,

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25 Oct 2021
September 2021

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

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21 Sep 2021
February 2020

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

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10 Feb 2020