Conservation Concessions

Peruvian Governments Commitment to Preserving the Amazon Rainforest

Forest and Wildlife Act No. 27308, under the heading of private conservation on public lands states there is the option of granting public land for conservation. This type of provision was enacted in 2000 and is granted a temporary basis under contract, if projects develop are related to conservation of biological diversity such as protection activities, research, education, and other nonprofit type projects. 

Answers to your questions about our conservation work and how you can help protect the Amazon.

Who is AMAZON RAINFOREST CONSERVATION?

Amazon Rainforest Conservation S.A.C. is a social enterprise that offers environmental services for the protection and conservation of the amazon, to provide environmental services and promote sustainable projects through productive conservation.

It is incorporated under the modality of Closed Corporation in Peru; it is a for-profit company, and its registration is in the electronic No 11047947 of the registry of Legal Entities of the Registry Office of La Merced.                                  


What are the main goals of AMAZON FOREST CONSERVATION?

We focus on PROTECTING THE AMAZON RAINFOREST with sustainable resource use, biodiversity preservation, community collaboration, and supporting conservation research and education.

The aim is to conserve the environment by promoting the sustainable use of resources, through partnerships with communities, the government, NGOs and Private Companies.

How does the organization collaborate with local communities?

We partner with communities to promote sustainable practices, provide education, and support projects that benefit both people and the rainforest.

Where is AMAZON FOREST CONSERVATION’s main area of operation?

The territory has over 76 thousand hectares, The Concession for Conservation granted to ARC is called La Isla and is located on an island in the buffer zone of the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve.

It is bordered on the North and West by the Puinahua Channel, and on the South and East by the Ucayali River. The reserve is one of Peru’s most well-preserved havens for Amazon wildlife, plants, and birding. Spanning more than five million acres, RAMSAR and it is twice the size of Yellowstone Park.

Our concession area is a vital region for preserving Amazon biodiversity.

How can I support AMAZON FOREST CONSERVATION?

You can help by subscribing, attending events, donating, or spreading awareness about our conservation efforts.

Safeguarding the Amazon Rainforest Together

AMAZON FOREST CONSERVATION is committed to preserving the Amazon through sustainable practices and community partnerships. Our mission centers on protecting biodiversity and supporting conservation education to ensure a thriving rainforest for future generations.

Protecting the Amazon’s Rich Biodiversity

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