MISSION

 

At Project Buena Vista, we advocate for rainforest conservation through biological research and medical outreach. We work to preserve the Peruvian rainforest by tending to both the land and its people.


VISION

 

With the help of volunteers and donors, we will continue to grow a strong network of rainforest conservation advocates. We plan to ensure a greater impact by training teachers and practitioners to continue our work independently.


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Where We Are

Project Buena Vista is located on a 100 acre property called Buena Vista in the Manu Biosphere in Peru. Buena Vista is an ideal living laboratory, providing an unparalleled learning experience for students of all levels and nationalities. 

From this property, Project Buena Vista conducts classes for students and educators to advocate for conservation through education and embarks on trips to provide medical care to the local population of the area.

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Field Trips

On the Buena Vista property, situated in the heart of the Peruvian rainforest, participants enter an ideal living laboratory. Immersion in this environment enables participants to study the complexities of the forest and understand the need to conserve it.

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student trips

Are you a student? We take college students on education and research trips to the Peruvian rainforest.

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Educator Trips

Are you an educator? We take college teachers on education and research trips to the Peruvian rainforest.

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Medical Outreach Trips

Are you trained in eastern or western medicine? Use your knowledge to help communities in the Peruvian rainforest.

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One of my favorite things about Peru is that at any moment in time, you can experience something incredible. Whether it is experiencing something new culturally or exploring the amazing biodiversity of the rain forest, there is opportunity to learn everywhere.
— Jenna Wood, 2014 Student Trip Participant