Our community is restoring historic flightways and forests while sustainably growing Cacao under the canopy.
Poor agricultural practices of the past fragmented the habitat of the Scarlet Macaw and other wildlife that once lived here. Their populations became limited and confined to small groups.
Planting pathways of solid vegetation provides
homes, food sources and a protected travel network for wildlife, reconnecting their fragmented populations.
Since 1990 community members planted hundreds of thousands of fruit and nut trees to invite the Macaws back home - and they returned - and so did the Pumas, the Ocelots and many others.
Together we can excel without compromise to future generations and the environment.