MISSION
Protect the ecosystems of Costa Rica’s South Pacific by promoting sustainable development and empowering local communities through environmental education.
VISION
Communities that are leaders and empowered in the conservation of their ecosystems, committed to sustainable development that promotes the continuous improvement of their quality of life and the well-being of future generations.
Environmental Education &
Community Development
Over 3000 children from 25 communities have directly benefited from our programs.
More than 400 people from the Central Pacific and the Osa Peninsula have been trained in sustainable tourism.
Ecosystem
Restoration
More than 90,000 hatchlings have been released into the sea since 2006.
4000 trees planted and 13 acres of rainforest ecosystems restored.
Nature Solutions for
Climate Change
53 families at Drake Bay are being trained on regenerative agriculture.
Moreover, 10 cattle farmers who own about 2471 acres are committed to implementing holistic cattle management.
WHO WE ARE
The Corcovado Foundation is a non-profit organization and a leader in conservation in Costa Rica. We work with people to protect our natural resources. Our conservation programs are based in the South Pacific region of Costa Rica, known as the Osa Peninsula, which is famous for its intense biodiversity and unspoiled nature. We are part of a great network that is trying to make this world a better place, for all of us and for the rest of the creatures that live with us.
WHAT WE DO
We use education to address and promote the involvement and call to action of local communities. We support governmental and non-governmental entities in the search for sustainable, balanced and equitable development for them. Our focus is local, but our impact is global.
DONATIONS
Donors, volunteers and members are the driving force behind our environmental efforts. Our programs depend on donations from people like you, we invite you to make a difference.
Donate here!
WHERE WE WORK
We started our work in the Osa Peninsula, working with the communities and protecting the Corcovado National Park. Currently we work in almost the entire national territory, of the 11 conservation areas we work in 9 of them.
OUR IMPACT
Our staff, donors, volunteers and members have worked together to achieve measurable progress in creating sustainable communities and protecting the critically important biodiversity of Costa Rica.
Fundación Corcovado
Moravia
San José
2297-3013
info@corcovadofoundation.org