Rainforest Conservation Through Travel

Travelers Who Protect

Your trip funds lasting forest conservation

Every traveler who books with one of our partnering travel brands becomes part of the solution. Whether by setting foot in the forest or simply choosing a company that gives back, your journey helps protect the Amazon’s lungs, species, and Indigenous cultures. This isn’t guilt-tripping tourism, it’s travel as resistance. When you travel with impact, part of your trip price directly supports land protection, monitoring patrols, and the Sinchi Warmi women who guard the forest. Your presence funds protection. Your visit creates jobs. Your decision shows the forest has more value alive than destroyed.

Every trip of our travel partner supports the Forest Guardians

Some partner trips visit the forest, meet the Sinchi Warmi, and see impact firsthand

Tourism at Sinchi Warmi will provide long-term funding for conservation efforts

Ethical tourism shows locals there’s income in conservation

You become a visible ally—your visit has weight

Not Just Visitors — Allies

Sinch warmi cleaning ritual in the jungle

Tourism enabled the Sinchi Warmi organization to turn the tide and create a dignified future for their community. Tourism is also a cornerstone of Forest Guardians, as we believe that responsible travel can fuel conservation efforts while providing visibility and momentum for Indigenous communities to reclaim land rights, an essential condition for long-term conservation. When travelers come, a window of opportunity opens and something shifts. Forests and communities are no longer invisible, but seen. Communities earn income, increase self-reliance, and gain momentum for conservation.

"We need allies in this world - with open hearts", Betty Chimbo

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Community Based Tourism: Betty from Sinchi Warmi speaking

How Travel Funds Protection

Each travel brand in the Forest Guardians network donates a fixed percentage of trip revenue. That money funds:

Visit the Forest, Meet the Guardians

Some itineraries of our travel partner Viventura allow you to visit the exact hectares you helped protect. You’ll meet Juan and walk with the Sinchi Warmi. Learn how to identify healing plants, weave plant fibres from the forest and identify monkey calls. Sit in a Guayusa ceremony at sunrise and prepare your own maito dish with fresh fish and local vegetables. You won’t just travel through. You’ll stand with.