We conserve with science and technology

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We own and manage a network of three world-class biological stations. In our Conservation Hubs or Living Laboratories – renowned scientists conduct high-quality research that informs decision-making for the protection and conservation of the Amazon Andes. We promote the application of cutting-edge technologies for threat monitoring, positioning ourselves as a trusted partner for national and regional authorities, as well as Indigenous organizations.

We conserve with science and technology

1. Technologies for conservation

We conserve the Amazon forest through advanced science and technology in our Conservation Hubs. We use acoustic monitoring, camera traps, environmental DNA analysis and satellite technology. We also provide tools such as drones to local communities and park rangers to help protect their territories. We establish real-time monitoring systems, conduct climate change research, and make informed decisions to safeguard our ecosystems. Our innovative approach drives effective conservation.

We conserve with science and technology

2. Biological Stations

We have a unique network of biological stations dedicated to research, education, and sustainable tourism near Manu National Park, where the Andes and the Amazon meet. Your visit helps us conserve some of the most biodiverse forests on the planet. For nearly 20 years, we have supported scientific projects, university courses, and sustainable development alternatives for local communities.

We conserve with science and technology

3. Research and Education

Our Biological Stations serve as research centers in the Amazon Andes. We use scientific innovation to protect biodiversity and educate future conservation leaders. We collaborate with partner organizations and have trained conservation leaders for more than 20 years.

Strategic Allies and Partners