Project visit to Costa Rica

In the south of Costa Rica there are still large lowland rainforests - home to a unique biodiversity. But the partially still unprotected forest is threatened by pasture and plantation farming, poaching and logging. For 12 years, we and our partner in Costa Rica have therefore been pursuing a vision: to buy land for nature in order to preserve the rainforest and its unique biodiversity in the long term. Our founder Katja Wiese recently visited our project in the small Central American country on the Pacific Ocean to promote our project: The construction of a green climate bridge between two globally important national parks - Corcovado and Amistad National Park. You can get impressions of this project visit here.

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Regenwald wächst bis ans Meer heran — The edge of the Corcovado National Park

Blick auf dichte Baumkronen vom Regenwald in Costa Rica — View of still intact rainforest areas

Mann hält kleinen Totenkopf eines Tieres in der Hand — Find on the beach of Corcovado National Park

Ein Ara beim Flug von unten fotografiert — A red macaw in flight

Zwei Halsbandpekaris schnüffeln am Boden im Regenwald von Costa Rica — Collared peccaries in Corcovado National Park

Fluss fließt durch dichten Regenwald in Costa Rica — Nature is often still intact here

Abgeholztes Weidegrundstück am Rande von noch intaktem Regenwald in Costa Rica — But there are also deforested areas

Among other things, these are used as pasture

Bairds Tapir liegt in einer Wasserkuhle im Regenwald von Costa Rica — Bairds Tapir in Corcovado National Park

Palmen wachsen im Regenwald von Costa Rica — Rainforest area we want to buy

Kleiner Fluss fließt durch noch intakten Regenwald — Area we want to buy for connection

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Project visit to Costa Rica