Analysis
Refugio Amazonas says land protection and scientific research — here is what is documented
- Refugio Amazonas, operated by Rainforest Expeditions, is part of a Conservation International (CI) financed portfolio aimed at conserving 17,458 hectares and supporting scientific research. This claim is directly supported by data from Conservation International's report.
- The operator's activities are categorized under "land protection" and "scientific research." The available data explicitly backs the "land protection" claim through the stated hectares under CI's portfolio. "Scientific research" is also mentioned as a supported activity.
- Based on the available data, Refugio Amazonas is involved in conservation efforts that include habitat and wildlife protection, as well as education, as indicated by the "impact dimensions" provided. The trust tier for this information is considered moderate, as it is based on a report from a reputable NGO. To raise the trust tier, independent verification of the protected hectares and the specific outcomes of the scientific research would be beneficial.
Conservation programs
- ›macaw research and conservation
- ›research on eight species of monkeys through vocalization studies
- ›Discovering New Species project
- ›conservation of umbrella species such as jaguars, otters, and harpy eagles
Certifications on record
Rainforest Alliance Certified™B Corp Certified