Places We Protect

Colombia

The Amazon rainforest covers nearly one-third of Colombia.

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The Amazon

The Amazon covers nearly one-third of the country's total area. Here, we work with indigenous communities and the local governments to stop deforestation and facilitate effective conservation.
Find out what we are doing in the Amazon

Caribbean Coast

The Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta is the tallest coastal mountain in the world. Palms, cacti and tropical dry forest fringe the park’s northern border along the Caribbean coast, while tropical rain forests, treeless plains, and snow-capped peaks are found in the interior.
Find out what we are doing in the Caribbean Coast

Llanos Grasslands

The Llanos, located in the Orinoco River Basin that runs between Colombia and Venezuela, are some of the world’s richest tropical grasslands.
Find out what we are doing in the Llanos Grasslands

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