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- 21 May 2021 (455 visits)

What to look out for in Peru’s Amazon forests

The lush Amazon is the most biodiverse place on Earth read more »

- 14 May 2021 (1202 visits)

Plants of the Amazon rainforest

Two-thirds of the Earth’s plant life lives in the Amazon basin read more »

- 08 January 2021 (587 visits)

How you can help conserve the natural world

There are many ways for you to contribute to nature conservation read more »

- 18 December 2020 (657 visits)

The rainy season in tropical forests

Rainfall defines seasonal variations in southern Peru’s Amazon forests read more »

- 11 December 2020 (634 visits)

Visiting the rainforest - a practical guide

An introduction to rainforest ecotourism in Peru read more »

- 05 December 2020 (620 visits)

Travel to the Amazon basin

South America’s Amazon forests are the perfect to place to experience ecotourism read more »

- 27 November 2020 (1054 visits)

Tambopata National Reserve reopens for ecotourism

The most popular ecotourism destination in Peru’s Madre de Dios region is relaunching its activities read more »

- 20 November 2020 (660 visits)

What to do in Tambopata National Reserve

Unmissable activities and attractions in this biodiversity hotspot read more »

- 13 November 2020 (571 visits)

Traveling in the Amazon basin

Plan well before arriving in South America and travel with a reputable company read more »

- 07 November 2020 (1011 visits)

Preparation and packing guide for your Tambopata visit

Preparation is the key to a truly memorable Amazon rainforest experience read more »

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What your rainforest visit means

In Peru ecotourism has helped make it possible to create national reserves and save the forests of the Amazon basin from destruction. By implementing our ecotourism-based conservation model (see our video), we are ensuring the forests will be around for future generations to appreciate. Pioneering projects like Tambopata Ecolodge, which was established in 1991, serve as a conservation model, by showing how responsible ecotourism can support conservation initiatives.