Northern Peru natural history tours

The Chaparri Reserve is managed by locals that help protect one of the most threatened ecosystems in Northern Peru. We are committed to support this effort in a region where there is scarcity of nature protected areas and also scientifically not well-known dry forest. Locals small-scale farmers and neighbors of Chaparri have been substantially important to patrol and largely mitigate the rampant forest destruction in one of the regions that suffers most from soil loss, permanent drought and the effect of El Niño. The work in Chaparri and the communities is one of the best role models in conservation practiced with participation of locals from small villages in Peru.

On the other hand, our tours visiting several historical Precolumbian are part of the regional effort to conserve ancient monuments protected by law and to stop looting and illegal excavations of sacred pyramids and tombs that were systematically destroyed before archaeologist would have the chance to study them. Our operators and local guides are committed to help archaeological parks and museums.