Scientific Biodiversity Research
The foundation collaborates with universities and scientists to study Amazonian biodiversity.

Among the research topics are:
Botany
Entomology
Herpetology
Community and ecosystem ecology
Bird and other vertebrate diversity

Wildlife Monitoring and Ecosystem Restoration
After years of ecological management of the territory, the following have been documented:
Presence of puma, bear, tapir, peccary, and ocelot using camera traps
Recovery of glass frogs (Centrolenidae) as bioindicators of clean water
Recording of more than 300 bird species in the area.

These results show that forest restoration has allowed for the re-establishment of complete food chains in the ecosystem.