
Kawsay Biological Station
Why choose Kawsay Biological Station?
Kawsay is a Quechua word (indigenous language) that means life. Located in the Peruvian amazon close to the city Puerto Maldonado.
The team at the Kawsay Biological Station strives to protect and manage the life within the conservation concession forest. Activities include monitoring a reintroduced population of black-faced spider monkey in the buffer zone of the Tambopata National Reserve and offer education/training and research programs, where every participant is able to learn from inside the forest and directly participate in Kawsay’s conservation efforts.
Staying with us will give you the opportunity to see from the inside how the forest is conserved and studied, through training, monitoring, research and conservation programs and specialized tours.