Research & Impact

Methodology open.
Data published.

Everything we measure, document, and learn is shared. If you can't reproduce a method from our reports, that is our failure to fix.

Recent Reports
Q4

Quarterly Restoration Report — Coastal Zone

Soil organic matter trends and species recruitment across year-2 plots.

REPORT
Q3

Loja Headwaters — Catchment Mapping Methodology

Field-tested protocol for mapping cloud forest source points.

METHODOLOGY
Q3

Vermillion Flycatcher Return — Riparian Zone 4

Two-year species observation study and habitat correlation.

OBSERVATION
Q2

Women Cluster Agroecology Yield — Year One

Polyculture yield, soil quality, and household impact across 6 active clusters.

REPORT
Q2

Marine Debris to Biomaterial — Process Documentation

Coastal recovery to biomaterial loop with full mass balance.

METHODOLOGY
Q1

Base Marítima Seca — Operational Year in Review

All field hours, restoration plots, and community engagement summarized.

REPORT
Partners & Collaborators

Cross-institutional, by design.

No single organization can hold a hydrological corridor. We work in coordination with universities, communities, independent scientists, and regional networks.

  • Universidad Nacional de Tumbes
  • Loja Conservation Coalition
  • Pacific Dry Forest Network
  • Independent Researcher Residency
  • Regional Women's Agroecology Federation
  • Coastal Marine Recovery Initiative
Researcher in dry forest