We strengthen those who protect Costa Rica’s most valuable ecosystems.
Corcovado Foundation works in alliance with the National System of Conservation Areas (SINAC) and other partners to strengthen national park management through projects that support conservation, research, infrastructure, and the people who protect this natural heritage. Through these actions, we strengthen capacities and contribute to the protection of biodiversity, forests, and wildlife.
Protecting the areas that protect life
National Parks and other Protected Wild Areas are fundamental to conserving Costa Rica’s biodiversity, forests, and water sources. At Corcovado Foundation, we support their protection through resources, capacity building, and conservation actions in the field.
We support the construction, maintenance, and improvement of trails, research stations, ranger posts, and visitor facilities, helping protection and management work take place more safely and effectively.
We provide equipment, resources, and training to support the work of rangers who patrol and protect these territories. Their work is essential to monitor ecosystems, prevent threats, and protect the extraordinary biodiversity they contain.
We develop educational materials, guided experiences, and interpretation spaces that help visitors understand the value of ecosystems and the importance of protecting them.
Conservation built in the field
Every improved trail, every resource delivered, and every ranger supported strengthens the capacity to protect Costa Rica’s biodiversity.
Operational centers: Los Planes, Rancho Quemado, Los Patos, El Naranjal, and La Gamba.
Support the protection of our National Parks
Every contribution helps strengthen infrastructure, provide equipment and resources to rangers, and develop educational initiatives that contribute to protecting the biodiversity of our parks.
Building life together
Each program is part of a larger conservation ecosystem.