Fund the fabric of life.
Every dollar enters one of two ledgers — an ecosystem we restore or a community that holds it. Most enter both. This is what it costs, line by line, to keep the corridor alive.
The ecosystem itself — soil, water, species, canopy.
Hectares restored, source points mapped, pollinators returning, marine debris recovered. Every figure is monitored on a published cadence.
The people who already live this land — and the knowledge they carry.
Women-led clusters, youth rotations, local-hired field crews, and the seed and language traditions that make stewardship possible at all.
Choose how you contribute.
Donor
See impact, fund a tier or a campaign, receive monthly field updates from the work you underwrote.
Choose a tier →Volunteer / Resident
Apply to live and work at Base Marítima Seca on a field cycle or longer residency.
Apply to visit →Researcher
Use the base for original research. Submit a residency application with your scope, methods, and dates.
Apply for residency →Institution
Partner on monitoring, training, publication, or co-funded site development across the corridor.
Talk to partnerships →Set an amount, pick where it goes.
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What each tier funds — read through Nature.
Switch the lens above to see what the same contribution funds on the other side of the ledger.
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Fund the ecosystem itself.
Recurring donors receive monthly progress updates from the field tied to the campaign they fund.
Adopt a Watershed
Underwrite the full hydrological work for one corridor sub-catchment from Loja headwaters to the Tumbes coast.
Restore 1 Hectare
Sponsor full restoration of one hectare from soil up to canopy — algarrobo, ceibo, hualtaco, with measured survival at +30/+90/+180 days.
Fund the Soil Lab
Build out the on-site soil-analysis laboratory at Base Marítima Seca so monitoring stops depending on shipped samples.
Operating budget is published once a year. The split below reflects the most recently closed fiscal cycle.
Restoration, monitoring, planting, marine recovery, base logistics.
Agroecology clusters, youth programs, cluster leaders, translation.
Base Marítima Seca operations and binational coordination.
“The fabric of life is woven from soil, water, species, and the people who remember how to belong to all of it. We fund the whole cloth.”