Peru

Alto Mayo Protection Forest: Preserving Peru's Natural Treasure

The Alto Mayo Protection Forest in Peru covers 182,000 hectares of pristine nature and is home to diverse wildlife. Despite deforestation challenges, Conservation International is collaborating with local communities and government entities to sustain this vital ecosystem and preserve its enduring beauty and ecological significance.

Arequipa: Unveiling the Legacy of Peru's White City

Located in southern Peru and nestled amidst the Andes Mountains, Arequipa represents the country's diverse history and cultural wealth. The city is called "The White City" due to its abundant use of volcanic stone in construction. It is a captivating fusion of European and indigenous influences, and its Historical Center, designated by UNESCO, is the heart of its charm. The Historical Center showcases centuries of architectural excellence and cultural customs.

Bicentenario-Ayacucho Biosphere Reserve: Nature, History, and Culture in Peru's Central Andes

In the heart of Peru's Central Andes lies the Bicentenario-Ayacucho Biosphere Reserve, surrounded by a breathtaking collage of mountains and valleys. This protected wilderness sanctuary is of tremendous ecological and cultural importance, enriched with historical, religious, and social values. It has been designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve due to its unparalleled environmental and cultural significance.