At Amanatari we work to ensure the standing forest generates true value by connecting ancestral knowledge, applied research and access to sustainable economic opportunities.
When communities can generate income from the standing forest, conservation becomes an opportunity for development.
Our focus integrates scientific knowledge, strengthening production and enabling conditions; creating the incentives for long-term conservation.
One of the largest biological and cultural diversity regions on the planet.
Regulates climate and water cycles at a regional level.
Large-scale natural carbon reserves.
Where rivers originate and flow across borders.
Lower levels of industrial pressure create space to develop responsible, nature-based economic alternatives.
Conservation needs to also generate wellbeing.
Loreto is one of the most biologically and culturally diverse regions on the planet, and its rainforest holds the key to maintaining the global climate equilibrium.
At the same time, Loreto faces deep social development gaps and increasing pressure on its natural resources.
This intersection between ecological value, cultural richness and social urgency makes Loreto a strategic territory for promoting community-led models for sustainable development.
A natural laboratory in alliance with indigenous communities in the most diverse and best-conserved region of the Peruvian Amazon.
Three large landscapes: 5.2 million hectares
To develop scalable projects and solutions
An open invitation to co-invest and join efforts in conservation programs
Established alliances with local governments and private sector enterprises
Partners:
National, regional and local alliances:
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