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Reserva Kinkajou
Experienced rainforest conservationists and young researchers as a team in the Reserva Kinkajou
We are delighted to welcome two nature-loving young people from Germany, Lara Meller and Eric Sacher, to Reserva Kinkajou. Lara is studying ecology and environmental planning and is devoting her bachelor's thesis to the ecology and fauna of the protected area. Eric...
New animal noses on the Reserva Kinkajou
The camera traps on the Reserva Kinkajou filmed a curious peccary family looking for food. The navel pigs feed on tubers, grasses, seeds, small animals, eggs and fruit. At Reserva Kinkajou you will definitely find what you are looking for and can rummage around...
What animals are hiding in our forest?
We have been carrying out reforestation and environmental education on the Nicoya Peninsula together with the Fundacion Monte Alto for over 20 years. Sixty percent of the total 900 hectares have already been replanted. Now we want to see what animals live on our land...
Monkey pot trees for the Reserva Kinkajou
Our partner Pedro Mendez Tam collects the seeds of monkey pot trees for planting on the Reserva Kinkajou. The seeds are very popular with several animals - last year, the seeds collected for the tree nursery fell victim to animal theft twice, first by a squirrel and...
Feeding trees for exotic bird species
We regularly look for rare and native tree seeds in and around the Reserva Kinkajou. The aim is to germinate these seeds and then grow them in our on-site nursery for 3-8 months, depending on the tree species. If they are robust enough, they are planted in open areas...
