Reserva Amazonica

Main features:

1. Excellent canopy walkway (300 m long) and interpretation center.
   
2. 2 x 1 ha permanent tree plots
   
3. High squirrel, agouti and tamarin density
   
4. Manage several large land concessions

Excellent investment in tourism, conservation and Brazil-nut concessions totaling 15,000 ha, training and education programs, natural resource and community projects. Relatively impacted from bushmeat hunting, selective logging, and nearby agricultural-related deforestation.

Size:	80 ecotourists
	6 Researchers
	2 Research assistants
	1 Guide
	1 Assistant guide

Closest lodge to Maldonado – 1 hr by boat

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Primates:
	Brown capuchin	(Cebus apella)
	Night monkey	(Aotus nigriceps)
	Saddleback tamarin	(Saguinus fuscicollis)
	Squirrel monkey	(Saimiri boliviensis)

Research links:

Asociación para la Niñez y su Ambiente (ANIA)

Central Connecticut State University (CCSU)

Earthwatch

Emilio Goeldi Museum

Frankfurt Zoological Society

Manchester Metropolitan University

San Antonio Abad University (UNSAAC)

Stanford University

University of East Anglia (UEA)

University of Kansas

University of Leeds