Natural macaw nests in Tambopata

august 19, 2024

How camera traps work and what we can learn from them

august 02, 2024

Camera traps, these days, are essential tools in the study of wildlife. These devices allow us to have records of the an...

Insects: The little creatures that run the world

august 02, 2024

“Insects are the little creatures that move the world. They are the main elements in the balance of nature. Without in...

Brazilian Nuts in Tambopata: The Giant Trees of the Amazon and the Nuts of the Gods

may 15, 2024

The Amazon forests have long been a source of important resources for human activities. Since the rubber era and the exp...

A day in the life of an 8 Primates project trainee in Tambopata

may 09, 2023

Discovering New Species is winner at Premios Verdes 2022 in Miami

april 30, 2022

Discovering New Species finalist in Premios Verdes 2022

january 06, 2022

Mnioes poncei a new species of scorpion wasp

october 16, 2021

Apu mooreorum a new species in honor of Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation

october 16, 2021

Harpy Diaries 9: Elpis, The Juvenile Harpy Eagle and the Anaconda

august 03, 2021

Strangler figs: Silent assassins, diversity engines, rainforest timekeepers

june 19, 2019

How to Become a Citizen Scientist in the Peruvian Amazon

october 05, 2018

Make science happen in the Amazon

july 27, 2018

We now offer a fun and interactive activity in the heart of the Amazon rainforest. Our citizen science projects develope...

Harpy Diaries 8: Remembering the first steps of Elpis, the Harpy Eagle!

may 17, 2018

Harpy Diaries 7: Elpis, The Harpy Eagle Chick Is 9 Months Old

march 30, 2018

Harpy Diaries 6: Is the harpy eagle chick male or female ?

january 28, 2018

Harpy Diaries 5: Chick Spreading Its Wings

november 18, 2017

Harpy Diaries 4: Where's Dad? Revealing the secrets of harpy eagle parenting behavior

october 07, 2017

The Succession Rhapsody: from sand to Amazon rainforest 

august 26, 2017