We need to preserve and protect the Amazon Rainforest for all of humanity and the future of our planet.

The best way to do this is to build a sustainable and mutually beneficial relationship with the local Amazonas community and their environment.

In order to achieve this, we are developing an education program in partnership with the school in Santa Maria de Ojeal (Perù) to learn about ecology, biodiversity and sustainable practices to work with the forest. Working with indigenous plant medicine experts we aim to prevent disappearance of traditional healing practices.

We believe that supporting traditional ways of interacting with the forest will eliminate environmentally destructive activities such as wildlife poaching, illegal logging and indiscriminate slash-and-burn farming.