"15 years on the road. The work is only beginning."
15+
Years supporting territorial processes
30+
Partner communities and organizations
85,000+
Hectares under community monitoring
3
Regions where we work in Peru
A territory is not defended alone✺Defending rights✺Strengthening communities✺Advancing knowledge✺Conservation for life✺A territory is not defended alone✺Defending rights✺Strengthening communities✺Advancing knowledge✺Conservation for life✺
Where we are and what we drive
Borders do not divide us They connect us
We see borders as places of encounter, exchange and connection. Select a point on the map to learn about our work and activities in each region.
Putumayo and Padre Márquez (Ucayali basin). Strengthening Indigenous organizations, territorial defence, support for defenders, and the generation of information on environmental threats and illegal activities.
Ucayali
📍Alto Purús, Yurúa and Tamaya
Alto Purús complex: Purús, Yurúa and Tamaya. Support for conservation processes and the management of protected areas, territorial strengthening, community surveillance and the protection of Indigenous territories, including areas inhabited by Indigenous peoples in isolation and initial contact.
Junín
📍Central Rainforest
Central Rainforest and high Andean forests: ACR Mirayar and Otorongo. Support for conservation initiatives, territorial management and the organizational strengthening of communities linked to the protection of forests, water sources and local livelihoods.
Huancavelica
📍High Andean ecosystems
Central Rainforest and high Andean forests: ACR Mirayar and Otorongo. Support for conservation initiatives, territorial management and the organizational strengthening of communities linked to the protection of forests, water sources and local livelihoods.
Voices from the territory
Those who tell it best are those who live it
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The forest is all we have. We are looking after it for our children; it is part of who we are.
Amancio Flores Lomas
President of MABOSINFRON — Purús, Ucayali
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I would rather raise my voice today for our rivers and our land than leave our children a poisoned future and silence.
Jessica Gladys Díaz Borges
Asháninka leader — Human rights and environmental defender
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The forest is not just a map of trees, it is our life; if the State does not protect Indigenous territories, it is condemning the true guardians of the Amazon to death.
Jamer Magno López Agustín
President of ORAU — Regional Organization AIDESEP Ucayali
