Around 20-25% decline in the last 20 years. Main causes: habitat loss, trophy hunting and illegal trade, and conflicts with humans

Jaguar

Giant River Otter

Threatened by habitat loss and capture for the pet trade.

Great Green Macaw

Stand For  Trees

Saving a rainforest the size of Los Angeles, supporting over 611 cacao jobs, and protecting more than 30 incredible species like jaguars, macaws, and giant river otters, this project in a National Reserve in the Peruvian Amazon does it all. Help protect this forest today.

Recognized internationally as an area of incredible biodiversity, the Tambopata National Reserve and Bahuaja-Sonene National Park in the Peruvian Amazon are home to some of the world's most beautiful and endangered wildlife. Jaguar, giant river otters, and giant armadillos can be found alongside blue macaws and other species in need of immediate protection. Families and communities living around the Reserve rely on the forests for clean water and other resources. However, the area has long been under threat from illegal loggers, subsistence farming, and artisanal gold mining. The Tambopata project helps fund the preservation of this highly biodiverse rainforest, the protection of the Reserve, and the restoration of degraded lands for small farmers and native communities.

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Originating Carbon Project: TAMBOPATA BIODIVERSITY RESERVE

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GOLD