Adopt a tree and help us protect the Tropical Dry Forest
There are many reasons to adopt trees
Share your affection and take care of nature on special occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, births or graduations.
A tree for yourself or as a gift for someone special
Adopt a tree
Adopt a treeA tree reflects the love
and respect for those who left
and at the same time is a renewal of life.
It is the best way to express
your condolences and support.
Honor the memory
of a loved one
Adopt a forestAdopting a microforest
expresses your company values
and strengthens relationships with
your employees and clients.
Adopt a microforest
as a business
A gift for future generations, who will be able to enjoy with their loved ones in the shadow of these beautiful giants.
Adopting a tree in Los Tananeos Natural Reserve includes:
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Maintenance and care of your tree during the adaptation period.
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Digital tree adoption certificate.
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Special adoption: Wooden plaque with personalized message
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Tree information: Photograph, species name, and GPS location
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Preferential entrance fees to the Reserve to visit your tree
Your tree will be part of a protected area
The adopted trees are part of an assisted natural regeneration program, which consists of freeing young, native trees from vegetation that hinders their survival. We give these trees frequent care and maintenance during the adoption period. In addition to freeing trees, during rainy seasons we plant vulnerable native species to further enrich the ecosystem.
We are a Natural Reserve registered with Natural Parks of Colombia, with more than 10 years working for the conservation of the tropical dry forest. This is why, by adopting a tree within the Reserve, you have the guarantee that your tree will be part of a protected area and that it will remain so that future generations can enjoy its benefits.
Visit your tree
You can visit your tree whenever you want by making a reservation at least 48 hours in advance. Visits to the Reserve are a source of income that helps us to continue carrying out conservation work in the tropical dry forest. Godparents and beneficiaries have preferential entrance fees to the Reserve to visit their adopted tree.
You also have the possibility of taking a guided walk during your visit.
Keep in mind that entry to the Reserve is only allowed accompanied by a guide from the Reserve.
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