Visiting Us

An important part of our long-term vision is to create infrastructure at our two centers to receive visitors, volunteers, students, and scientists, as well as local and indigenous plant specialists, farmers, and healers.  Thanks to the generosity of our donors, the wilderness center at Baltimori along the Tambopata River now has rustic-but-comfortable dormitory-style lodging for four-to-six people.  In the coming years, we hope to also construct ecologically sound dwellings at the reforestation center at La Joya, five kilometers outside of Puerto Maldonado, Perú.

It is our pleasure to receive visitors to the center in Baltimori, and in the near future we hope to be able to offer long-term visits and residences at both centers.  We are well-equipped to accommodate students of both traditional life-sciences and our own style of sustainable agriculture.  For further information, or to begin to plan your visit, please contact us.