Peru | Rainforest | Wildlife | Biodiversity – Research & Conservation by Fauna Forever
Research
1With research teams relentlessly compiling key species data in Tambopata since 1997, Fauna Forever remains a leader in reliable long-term wildlife data collection in the Amazon Rainforest region of Madre de Dios in South-eastern Peru.
Education
2Fauna Forever is committed to rainforest education- and awareness-building across all age levels, both locally and globally, with large and diverse parties of volunteers, students, student groups and course participants taking part in our initiatives every day.
Conservation
3Fauna Forever is devoted to the preservation of rainforest biodiversity through the collection and sharing of scientific research data, imparting of socio-economic and land-use information, as well as through a number of ongoing local conservation initiatives.
Fauna Forever Feature on Mongabay
“Research and exploration in the Neotropics are extraordinary, life-changing experiences. In the past two decades, a new generation of collaborative projects has emerged throughout Central and South America to provide access to tropical biodiversity…” Read more…
Recent Camera Trap Footage
The Fauna Forever Tambopata Research Team uploads new camera trap footage every couple of weeks. Be the first to see the latest movements of wildlife in Tambopata by visiting our Camera Trap page regularly. Go there now…
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Photo of the Week
Photo: FF-TNR and FFT Phase 12T5 Team (Lucy, Roy, Jen, Brian, Tom, Pat, Juan Julio and Chris) ready to hit Las Piedras Station!
When: 17 May 2012
Where: Fauna Forever Base in Puerto Maldonado
Taken By: David Johnston
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