Since 2006 we have planted more than 3000 trees of native species and we also committed to assisting local communities to become more sustainable in the ways they use forest resources
This is your opportunity to learn and contribute to a cause for global good - as protecting rainforest is a sure way to control climate change and prevent the extinction of many species.
Come with us join our day-to-day work of forest protection
Volunteer
Chontachaca Ecological Reserve has 200 hectares of forest in the Manu Biosphere Reserve. Our goal is to promote the ecological restoration of the flora of private property "Palmaceda" and adjacent areas, through the reintroduction of plants (ornamental, medicinal, economic) to strengthen and gain recognition as a private conservation area.
Manu is located in the southeast area of Peru, is one of largest natural parks in South America. It's a territory rich in flora and fauna species, and a variety of habitats including high Andes, cloud forests, and lowland tropical rain forests.
Manu extends from the high Andes (Puna), down the slopes of the Andes (Cloud Forest) to the lowland plains (tropical lowland forest). This large geographical range makes it one of the most diverse places on earth. In 1977 it was awarded the title of World Biosphere Reserve and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
