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For just €2,50 you can adopt 1 m² of rainforest in Costa Rica
and help us protect the forest and its biodiversity.
Adopting a piece of rainforest: it sounds strange, but this is a serious cause. Our organization is here to fight the deforestation and decline of biodiversity in the tropics.
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Our approach focuses on protecting one of the most beautiful and special places on earth: the Costa Rican rain forest. With its incredibly high biodiversity it’s more than worth protecting. It is an essential part of our world, and of our future.
Our goal
We want to protect at least 2000 hectares of rain forest. Ultimately, we want to make it a safe haven again and have monkeys and jaguars return to the area.
This means we do more than protecting the forest and planting new trees. We also help build a better future for the locals. We educate children about the importance of the forest and conduct research. Because we know, that the better we get to know the rainforest, the better we will be able to protect it.
金刚《KINGKONG》直播平台,为球迷提供从小组赛到决赛的完整赛程，精准掌握每场比赛时间和对阵信息
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Together with our contributors and partners we make all the difference in the world. Check out what we have done so far and be part of our next triumph.
Adopt Rainforest exceeds target amount crowdfunding campaign!
The crowdfunding campaign for the local workers of Work with Nature in Costa Rica has been more than successful! We still have 3 days to go and have already reached the target amount! Great to be able to support the local population in this way and to keep the research project going.
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Adopt Rainforest reserve on Dutch television!
At the end of September a crew of Dutch television came to film at our reserve in Costa Rica! The filming is for the programme ‘De Buitendienst’, which is described by the producers as a nature programme for children from 8 to 88 years ;-). There are two episodes recorded. The first episode will be about trees and their superpowers, in which Matthijs will tell about the importance of the tropical rainforest.
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131 – hectares of rainforest protected!
Wow! Thanks to many donors and funds, it has been possible to protect a new plot of 38 hectares of rainforest. This brings our total to 131 hectares of protected rainforest!
2018 – Doubling the number of m2 of rainforest protected!
The Work with Nature reserve has more than doubled to a total of 70 hectares of rainforest! That’s 696,514 square meters to be precise!
2017 – Research in rainforest started!
At the beginning of June 2017, Adopteer Regenwoud, together with Dutch students from various green courses, launched two long-term studies in the Work with Nature reserve!
2016 – Construction ranger station realised
The construction of a ranger station at a strategic location in the protected Work with Nature reserve has been realised! From now on the rainforest will be continuously guarded and we will employ a local labour force.
Documentary ‘Eufonia’: Trailer & Premiere 2025
Over the past year, documentary filmmaker and dedicated foundation volunteer Bram Sturm and his crew have worked hard on a remarkable new project: Eufonia.
The result is a unique and intimate glimpse into the life of Gerald, who works in the rainforest reserve of Adopteer Regenwoud. We were already deeply impressed by the outcome — and now the Wildlife Film Festival Rotterdam has confirmed it: the film has officially been selected!
A truly special achievement that we’re excited to share with you.
Video: 25.000 trees grow
In 2023, the foundation launched a large-scale reforestation project at the reserve in Costa Rica. The goal: to restore 25 hectares of deforested area – former pasture land – to original tropical rainforest. Thanks to the efforts of nine local workers and with the support of Trees for All, as many as 25,000 native trees were planted! These trees continue to be carefully maintained. We are enormously proud of the impressive growth that is now visible. In this video we take you through the progress of this special project.
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2023 – The year of projects and cooperation
A word from the chairman If I may describe 2023 it in two words, I would choose ‘energizing’ and ‘demanding’. Partly because ‘positive’ and ‘growth’ actually dominate every year and this was certainly the case again in 2023. In terms of donations, 2023 was another record year. For that, of course, great thanks to everyone […]
Connection with Barbilla National Park another important step closer!
Despite uncertain economic times and the impact of Corona, the Foundation has some fantastic news to report. Over the past few months, we had to pull out all the stops and negotiate hard to acquire an important piece of land. And we succeeded! We were able to expand the reserve by 65 hectares, or 650,000 square meters!
An extraordinary new step for foundation Adopt rainforest
From 25 hectares of grassland to a thriving rainforest
This month chairman Martin and founder Matthijs were at Trees for All’s headquarters to ratify a new cooperation for reforestation of 25 hectares of grassland. One of the largest projects in Costa Rica for the Adopt Rainforest Foundation to date. A total of more than 27,500 trees will be planted. (more…)
Adopt Rainforest deploys park rangers to protect rainforest
In recent years, the reserve of the Adopt Rainforest Foundation has been easy for project manager Maarten to oversee. Two or three times a week he and the students make his rounds through the project area for the biodiversity research. For this research they visit several plots of the area, giving them a good insight into what is happening. Should any illegal logging occur, it is immediately noticed. The same goes for illegal hunting. In addition to the local presence, camera traps are hung at various places in the reserve. These are checked weekly. Should hunters or poachers walk through our reserve, this is quickly noticed.
金刚平台提供完整的世界杯预赛赛程表全图，清晰标注小组赛、淘汰赛、半决赛及决赛的时间节点。
Documentary ‘Eufonia’: Trailer & Premiere 2025
Over the past year, documentary filmmaker and dedicated foundation volunteer Bram Sturm and his crew have worked hard on a remarkable new project: Eufonia.
The result is a unique and intimate glimpse into the life of Gerald, who works in the rainforest reserve of Adopteer Regenwoud. We were already deeply impressed by the outcome — and now the Wildlife Film Festival Rotterdam has confirmed it: the film has officially been selected!
A truly special achievement that we’re excited to share with you.
Video: 25.000 trees grow
In 2023, the foundation launched a large-scale reforestation project at the reserve in Costa Rica. The goal: to restore 25 hectares of deforested area – former pasture land – to original tropical rainforest. Thanks to the efforts of nine local workers and with the support of Trees for All, as many as 25,000 native trees were planted! These trees continue to be carefully maintained. We are enormously proud of the impressive growth that is now visible. In this video we take you through the progress of this special project.
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Dia del Arbol 2024 – Day of the Tree
This year we once again celebrated the three days of Dia del Arbol with the enthusiastic school children of our village! Check out this impression of the event, in which we highlighted this year’s theme: water. From building dams and filtering water to exploring frog pools and an exciting water obstacle course – it was […]
Connection with Barbilla National Park another important step closer!
Despite uncertain economic times and the impact of Corona, the Foundation has some fantastic news to report. Over the past few months, we had to pull out all the stops and negotiate hard to acquire an important piece of land. And we succeeded! We were able to expand the reserve by 65 hectares, or 650,000 square meters!
An extraordinary new step for foundation Adopt rainforest
From 25 hectares of grassland to a thriving rainforest
This month chairman Martin and founder Matthijs were at Trees for All’s headquarters to ratify a new cooperation for reforestation of 25 hectares of grassland. One of the largest projects in Costa Rica for the Adopt Rainforest Foundation to date. A total of more than 27,500 trees will be planted. (more…)
Adopt Rainforest deploys park rangers to protect rainforest
In recent years, the reserve of the Adopt Rainforest Foundation has been easy for project manager Maarten to oversee. Two or three times a week he and the students make his rounds through the project area for the biodiversity research. For this research they visit several plots of the area, giving them a good insight into what is happening. Should any illegal logging occur, it is immediately noticed. The same goes for illegal hunting. In addition to the local presence, camera traps are hung at various places in the reserve. These are checked weekly. Should hunters or poachers walk through our reserve, this is quickly noticed.
International Census of the Great Green Macaw
Critically endangered parrot species Yesterday the research program of Adopt Rainforest participated in the Censo Internacional de la Guacamaya Verde 2022. Or in English the International Sensus of the Great Green Macaw. Throughout its distribution, dozens of organisations participate in the next days to get an understanding of the current state of this parrot species. […]
Joining forces in Punta de Lanza
Together with Barbilla National Park and the Bajo Chirripó Indigenous Reserve, the Work with Nature reserve forms a “three-country point”. This place is known as Punta de Lanza or Lanspunt. The community consists partly of the indigenous population of Costa Rica and partly of “white people” (modern ticos). Recently, an association has been founded to achieve more together.
Special reserve expansion realized!
Last summer we were able to open the proverbial champagne bottle again! Despite all external influences, we managed to formalize the purchase of a beautiful and especially strategically important piece of rainforest! It concerns the 9 hectares on which the research center is located. (more…)
The living proof of successful nature conservation
More than 11 years ago, the founders of the Adopt Rainforest foundation visited this beautiful area for the first time. What a beautiful area with giant big trees, several rivers and an enormous biodiversity of plants and animals. Yet there was something they both noticed immediately. There were no monkeys at all. (more…)