#NatureAreas

The Amazon Jungle is the lungs of the Earth. The Rainforest will keep on giving for as long as we care for it.

A vast, 29,000-acre stretch of stunning landscape. In the dry season, it’s so arid you can't imagine animals live here; when the rains come, it transforms into a verdant paradise.

Manu Biosphere Reserve is a sprawling national park in southeastern Peru, spanning Andean highlands, cloud forest and lowland jungle. It's the most biodiverse place in the world.

Dedicated to the conservation of Roatan’s protected marine and coastal area including all of its flora, fauna, characteristics and phenomena, and resources.

Ol Kinyei Wildlife Conservancy, the first conservancy to be established in the Maasai Mara Ecosystem in 2005. It has one of the highest densities of lions in Kenya.

The Kogi Indigenous Peoples are guardians of the Sierra Nevada mountains. We aim to acquire land that was taken from the Kogi and urgently return it to its ancestral owners.

Tanglewood Conservation Area is within the “Bushman’s River Corridor” in the Eastern Cape of South Africa, and focuses on restoration and research of ecological infrastructure.

Our ultimate goal for the Las Piedras Watershed is its protection at a federal level, which can only be achieved through initial research and applied conservation efforts like ours

The Karen Mogensen Reserve is a Costa Rican private effort run by local people, to protect the forest, flora, wildlife and water sources.

Simalaha is Zambia's first Community Conservancy, where the Sesheke and Sekhute Chiefdoms are taking ownership of their own destiny - Peace Parks is supporting them on this journey

IFAW & the Maasai community in the OOGR secured a safe and critical migratory route for elephants in Amboseli named the Kitenden Corridor letting animals and people thrive together

The Indigenous Yawanawá tribe inhabit a community-owned Land located in Acre, Amazonia, Brazil. The Yawanawá community are the wild’s last and best guardians, their land represents only 1.1% of the deforested land and 98.9% of the forest preserved thanks to the unique vision they have of nature.

In the Iberá Wetlands, in northeastern Argentina, a vibrant and protected ecosystem is helping local communities thrive from a regenerative economy based on nature-tourism.