
Bioacoustic Monitoring: Listening to the Jungle’s Hidden Biodiversity
Imagine hearing the life of the forest, alive in every chirp, croak, and whisper. Our remote recorders capture these sounds continuously—day and night—revealing wildlife we cannot see. Our recordings are analyzed using Cornell Lab’s software and AI tools to identify species, and provide precise data on presence, timing, and population trends. Read more…


Laptop Donation
Thanks United Airlines! In August 2025 CBR donated 24 laptops to the school in Las Delicias — students were thrilled. Another 500 laptops are already on the way thanks to Rotarians and volunteer carriers flying United. —This effort supports global goals for quality education, innovation, and partnerships by expanding learning opportunities and connecting volunteers, donors, and local schools. See more!
Coming Soon: Build Soil. Restore Life. Empower Communities.
We are launching a regenerative soils program — a hands-on training initiative where local farmers learn practical techniques to improve soil health, strengthen cacao production, and build long-term resilience. At the same time, we are expanding our bioacoustic monitoring protocol to track and share evidence of biodiversity recovery. Local schools and community members are actively involved through our Laptop Donations and Nature Guide training. This keeps stewardship and economic benefits in the community and lays the groundwork for education-driven ecotourism and farming.
Discover the ancient wisdom shaping species survival admidst Earth’s diverse and everchanging environmental conditions…Read more
La Ruta Conectividad
Our proposed 20 km vegetative route seamlessly bridging fragmented parcels into a larger, healthier ecosystem. Read More
Acquire diverse skills and knowledge to contribute to a healthier planet through our hands-on educational programs… Read more
Projects that prioritize biodiversity while supporting sustainable livelihoods…Read more
Dr. Bamford describes “A Living Classroom for Universities in the Heart of the Rainforest” (see video)