We understand the need now, more than ever, to educate and showcase to the citizens of the world that we must protect the planet and its climate and its bio-diversity. While we support and fund social economic programs we will demonstrate that a holistic and mutual beneficial relationship can be developed and as caretakers of this planet we can ensure all living beings that co-inhabit the spaces we share can continue to thrive and be healthy in the last remaining pockets of rich and diverse ecosystems.

We understand the need now, more than ever, to educate and showcase to the citizens of the world that we must protect the planet and its climate and its bio-diversity. While we support and fund social economic programs we will demonstrate that a holistic and mutual beneficial relationship can be developed and as caretakers of this planet we can ensure all living beings that co-inhabit the spaces we share can continue to thrive and be healthy in the last remaining pockets of rich and diverse ecosystems.

The project is located within a humid tropical climate zone that has two seasons. The dry season runs from June to December, with rainfall declining to 50.7 mm (2.0 in) in October. The wet season runs from January to May and rainfall reaches 379.8 mm (15.0 in) in March. The forest is noted for its diversity of vegetation. It is home to terra firme, a type of forest unique to the Amazon Basin where dead organic matter decays and is rapidly recycled into soil and floodplain forests.

Terra firme forests do not flood seasonally, and are easily and permanently destroyed by deforestation. Terra firme forests make up a lot of the area and have a canopy that reaches 35 metres (115 ft) on average. The soil of the terra firme is characterized by oxisol, a soil type typical of rain forests of this nature. Clear cutting logging due to the long term effects must be avoided.

Researchers have registered 432 species of ants and 83 species in 28 genera of fruit-eater butterflies have been identified. Additionally 370 species of birds, distributed among 59 familie and 7 species of primates, including: the silvery marmoset (Mico argentatus), black tamarin (Saguinus niger), feline night monkey (Aotus infulatus), squirrel monkey (Saimiri sciureus), tufted capuchin (Cebus paella), bearded saki (Chiropotes utahickae) and red-handed howler monkey (Alouatta belzebul). Among the plants, 61 families, 185 genera and 534 species and morphospecies have been identified.