Reviving Nature and Educating Communities in Costa Rica

The vast expanses of tropical moist broadleaf forests in Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica are home to 2.5% of the global terrestrial biodiversity. Planting trees to restore ecosystems can provide income opportunities for locals, provide habitat for wildlife, increase forest connectivity, and raise awareness of the importance of sustainable and/or regenerative practices.

SDGs Supported: 4

Impacts: Biodiversity, Climate, Soil Health, Economic Growth