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PRIVATE CONSERVATION AREAS

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Private Conservation Areas

Private Conservation Areas – ACP are properties recognized by the Peruvian State and privately owned by individual or legal entities. These areas contain representative samples of natural ecosystems characteristic of their environment and are conserved independently by their owners.

 

En la foto: Santuario La Verónica en Cusco.
Otras ACPs: Pilco Grande – Bosque de Pumataki (Cuenca media del río Mapacho – Cusco), Japu – Bosque Ukumari Llaqta (Cusco), San Luis (Cusco), Santuario La Verónica (Cusco), Machusaniaca I y II (Cusco), Fundo Cadena (Cusco), Wayqecha (Cusco), Matoriato (Cuenca baja del río Mapacho – Cusco), Pumawasi (Cusco), San Juan Bautista (Madre de Dios), Boa Wadack Dari (Madre de Dios), Misquiyaco (Cusco) y Los Amigos (Madre de Dios).
Logros obtenidos gracias al generoso apoyo económico principalmente de Andes Amazon Fund (AAF) y Amazon Conservation Association (ACA).
ACP Pumawasi

They receive official recognition through the Ministry of the Environment and bring together people, families, communities, organizations, companies, and private entities who work collaboratively to conserve biological diversity.

As citizen-led conservation initiatives, their mission is to contribute to the creation of conservation corridors that connect larger protected areas, such as Natural Protected Areas (NPA) and Regional Conservation Areas (RCA). 

Effective coordination among all these spaces is essential, as Private Conservation Areas (PCA) cannot operate in isolation. They require ongoing support to strengthen the conservation of flora and fauna across different territories.

To date, 14 private Conservation Areas have been recognized between Cusco and Madre de Dios, thanks to the technical support of Conservación Amazónica – ACCA.

Private Conservation Areas

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