Our mission is to restore the forest landscapes of the Amazon by strengthening forest communities.

We do this by partnering with Amazonian farmers and native communities to regenerate forests and improve livelihoods.

Camino Verde’s Approach:

Planting regenerative agroforestry systems made up of a diversity of native trees, including endangered keystone species.

From these reforested trees, we produce non-timber forest products, including high value essential oils from rosewood and moena alcanfór.

Communities benefit. Forests are enriched.

Our Programs

Our Primary Objectives

To protect, regenerate and understand the biodiversity of the Peruvian Amazon and other landscapes.
To actively ally in support of indigenous rights, autonomy, and wisdom.
To build sustainable ways of life and catalyze fair, regenerative development.

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Biodiversity in Action

With over 400 native tree species planted to date, Camino Verde’s reforestation centers and tree nurseries form a one-of-a-kind Living Seed Bank of Amazonian biodiversity.

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Demonstration and Dissemination of Proven Strategies

Our centers are tangible examples of regeneration in practice: showing and sharing the ability of native species to vitalize local economies.

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Executive Summary Impact Statistics

Implementation: 118 hectares (294 acres) reforested to date in 2 regions of the Peruvian Amazon
Biodiversity: 663 species of plants and trees to date, planted and registered in our Living Seed Bank
Participation: 106 Amazonian families from 5 native communities, growing over 40,000 trees with Camino Verde
Conservation: 134 hectares (334 acres) of primary rainforest under active conservation and 53 hectares (132 acres) of secondary forest under community-managed restoration
Regeneration: 2 native tree nurseries producing 50,000 seedlings a year, representing over 100 native species each year

Direct Impact Area:
305 hectares (759 acres)

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Key Landscapes

Our impact is located in the buffer zones surrounding important natural protected areas in the Amazon of Peru.

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Who is Camino Verde?

We are a team of farmers, foresters, and ecologists working to regenerate the Peruvian Amazon.

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Some of our Strategic Partners

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Our mission is to restore the forest landscapes of the Amazon by strengthening forest communities.

We do this by partnering with Amazonian farmers and native communities to regenerate forests and improve livelihoods.

Camino Verde’s Approach:

Planting regenerative agroforestry systems made up of a diversity of native trees, including endangered keystone species.

From these reforested trees, we produce non-timber forest products, including high value essential oils from rosewood and moena alcanfór.

Communities benefit. Forests are enriched.

Our Primary Objectives

To protect, regenerate and understand the biodiversity of the Peruvian Amazon and other landscapes.

To actively ally in support of indigenous rights, autonomy, and wisdom.

To build sustainable ways of life and catalyze fair, regenerative development.

Learn more about our strategies and impact

▿

Biodiversity in Action

With over 400 native tree species planted to date, Camino Verde’s reforestation centers and tree nurseries form a one-of-a-kind Living Seed Bank of Amazonian biodiversity.

Demonstration and Dissemination of Proven Strategies

Our centers are tangible examples of regeneration in practice: showing and sharing the ability of native species to vitalize local economies.

Executive Summary Impact Statistics

Implementation: 118 hectares (294 acres) reforested to date in 2 regions of the Peruvian Amazon

Biodiversity: 663 species of plants and trees to date, planted and registered in our Living Seed Bank

Participation: 106 Amazonian families from 5 native communities, growing over 40,000 trees with Camino Verde

Conservation: 134 hectares (334 acres) of primary rainforest under active conservation and 53 hectares (132 acres) of secondary forest under community-managed restoration

Regeneration: 2 native tree nurseries producing 50,000 seedlings a year, representing over 100 native species each year

Direct Impact Area:
305 hectares (759 acres)

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Key Landscapes

Our impact is located in the buffer zones surrounding important natural protected areas in the Amazon of Peru.

Who is Camino Verde?

We are a team of farmers, foresters, and ecologists working to regenerate the Peruvian Amazon.

Some of our Strategic Partners

Thanks to all of our partners!

Take me to:

Our mission is to restore the forest landscapes of the Amazon by strengthening forest communities.

We do this by partnering with Amazonian farmers and native communities to regenerate forests and improve livelihoods.

Camino Verde’s Approach:

Planting regenerative agroforestry systems made up of a diversity of native trees, including endangered keystone species.

From these reforested trees, we produce non-timber forest products, including high value essential oils from rosewood and moena alcanfór.

Communities benefit. Forests are enriched.

Our Primary Objectives

To protect, regenerate and understand the biodiversity of the Peruvian Amazon and other landscapes.

To actively ally in support of indigenous rights, autonomy, and wisdom.

To build sustainable ways of life and catalyze fair, regenerative development.

Learn more about our strategies and impact

▿

Biodiversity in Action

With over 400 native tree species planted to date, Camino Verde’s reforestation centers and tree nurseries form a one-of-a-kind Living Seed Bank of Amazonian biodiversity.

Demonstration and Dissemination of Proven Strategies

Our centers are tangible examples of regeneration in practice: showing and sharing the ability of native species to vitalize local economies.

Executive Summary Impact Statistics

Implementation: 118 hectares (294 acres) reforested to date in 2 regions of the Peruvian Amazon

Biodiversity: 663 species of plants and trees to date, planted and registered in our Living Seed Bank

Participation: 106 Amazonian families from 5 native communities, growing over 40,000 trees with Camino Verde

Conservation: 134 hectares (334 acres) of primary rainforest under active conservation and 53 hectares (132 acres) of secondary forest under community-managed restoration

Regeneration: 2 native tree nurseries producing 50,000 seedlings a year, representing over 100 native species each year

Direct Impact Area: 305 hectares (759 acres)

▿

Key Landscapes

Our impact is located in the buffer zones surrounding important natural protected areas in the Amazon of Peru.

Who is Camino Verde?

We are a team of farmers, foresters, and ecologists working to regenerate the Peruvian Amazon.

Some of our Strategic Partners

Thanks to all of our partners!

Take me to:

Direct Impact Area:
305 hectares (759 acres)