Dry tropical forest meeting the Pacific coast at Zorritos
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247
Hectares in active restoration
89
Species documented
12
Active field zones
8,420
Field hours logged this year
12,400
Organic material reintegrated (kg)
121
Community participants
Our Work

Connected systems, one mission.

Active Field Base

Peru — Zorritos

Our operational home: a coastal dry-forest base where restoration, monitoring, and community work happen daily.

Communities & Culture

Cultural land practices

We work alongside local leadership, honoring ancestral knowledge as the backbone of long-term ecological identity.

Regenerative Systems

Agroecology in practice

Polyculture, living soil, and food systems that feed families while rebuilding the land they depend on.

Restoration Projects

Habitat restoration

Riparian buffers, erosion control, and rewilding zones that restore ecological function from the ground up.

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