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About us
Preserving Panama’s Ecological Bridge
Mamoní Valley Preserve protects approximately 8,988 acres within a vital 29,000-acre watershed. This watershed connects over 4.9 million acres of continuous forest within the Tumbes-Chocó-Magdalena biodiversity hotspot, ensuring the conservation of nature for future generations.
Biodiversity Protection
Conserve the unique flora and fauna of Panama’s rainforest, preserving the vital land bridge between North and South America.
Cultural Preservation
Foster understanding and collaboration with local communities.
Sustainable
Living
Inspire global rainforest conservation through community-based initiatives and sustainable management of the entire Mamoní Valley.
Biodiversity
The Mamoní Valley is home to a remarkable
array of wildlife, including 9 species listed as
Near Threatened, 8 as Vulnerable, 6 as Endangered,
and 2 as Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List.
Among these is the elusive Great Curassow
(Crax rubra), a striking bird known for its curled crest and vibrant appearance.

Research
The Mamoní Valley Preserve exists thanks to the vision, work, and generous support of a few entrepreneurs, our neighbors, and friends. We welcome all people and organizations to get involved, pitch in, and be part of what we do.












