- 17 May 2018 (4513 visits)
Temperatures can fall in the tropical forests of South America
Sudden drops in temperature affect locals, visitors and wildlife in Peru’s Amazon basin. read more »
- 10 May 2018 (2410 visits)
Tambopata National Reserve: One of the most biologically diverse places on the planet
Our Ecolodge is set in primary rainforest habitat, on the banks of the Tambopata River. read more »
- 28 April 2018 (1972 visits)
The Tambopata National Reserve Experience
This area of Peruvian rainforest habitat has been protected for more than two decades. read more »
- 10 April 2018 (1799 visits)
Tambopata Ecolodge begins another year as one of nature's custodians
Tambopata Ecolodge continues its work to protect one small corner of Peru's Amazon rainforest. read more »
- 23 March 2018 (2164 visits)
The nature of the world: The planet's rainforests continue to disappear
The rainforests are a global treasure that should be preserved for all humanity. read more »
- 28 February 2018 (4368 visits)
Amazon rubber boom: The late 19th century saw a rush to exploit this Peruvian rainforest product
Originally, the entire world's rubber was produced from the latex of three Amazon tree species. read more »
- 10 February 2018 (2964 visits)
People of the Amazon: The Peruvian rainforest has been inhabited for countless generations
Archaeological evidence points to several thousand years of human occupation. read more »
- 31 January 2018 (2021 visits)
Tambopata Ecolodge: Custodian of one remote corner of Peru's threatened Amazon rainforests
In the forests bordering Tambopata National Reserve, illegal mining continues to threaten the delicate ecosystem of the Amazon basin. read more »
- 08 January 2018 (2385 visits)
The El Niño phenomenon: What is it, and how can it affect the rainforest?
The El Niño phenomenon originates in the seas off Peru's desert coast and can affect weather patterns throughout the world, including the Amazon basin. read more »
- 01 January 2018 (2805 visits)
Tambopata National Reserve: A human initiative to protect life
Together with the adjacent Bahuaja Sonene National Park, Tambopata National Reserve forms part of an immense protected area totaling more than 3,000,000 acres. read more »Results from 91 to 100 total of 101
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