Amazon Research Internacional

Conserving and amplifying Amazon Rainforest micro-worlds through conservation, science, outreach and storytelling.

Photo by Ana Sotelo

OUR MISSION

Progress conservation of Amazonian biodiversity and indigenous knowledge in Peru through conservation initiatives and campaigns, scientific discovery, interdisciplinary educational experiences, and empowerment of native communities and leaders. Our work takes place in a UNESCO-recognized Natural Reserve in Junín and Cuzco, as well as in buffer zones in Loreto.

OUR INITIATIVES

  • Conservation

    We focus our efforts in areas with the greatest impact for species conservation

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  • Science

    We partner with local experts to conduct high-impact research studies

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  • Outreach

    We partner with indigenous communities for Amazonian conservation development

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  • Storytelling

    We partner with multi-media artists to share captivating, impactful stories

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OUR AREAS OF FOCUS

Our conservation efforts made the cover of The New York Times (Jan 30th 2024)

Stingless bees regenerate degraded ecosystems combating the effects of destructive deforestation practices in the Amazon Rainforest

Article in Tree Hugger

Photo by Ana Sotelo

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Join us in safeguarding the Amazon Rainforest’s under-appreciated organisms, their ecosystems and local communities that depend on them. Make a donation today and support our conservation, science and capacity building programs. No donation is too small. Together, let’s create a lasting positive impact for the conservation of this vital biodiversity and cultural heritage.

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Stingless bees produce medicinal honey traditionally known as a “miracle liquid” by locals

Article in National Geographic Magazine

Photo by Ana Sotelo

Scientists and organizations demand modification in the law to protect and promote stingless beekeeping in Peru

Our work was highlighted in the renowned Stakeholder Magazine Peru

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Photo by Ana Sotelo

A soldier stingless bee guarding the beehive entrance