By working with Rainforest Concern, we encourage people to visit the extraordinary Amazon rainforest and help to protect this threatened natural habitat and the indigenous people that live there.
We are fully paid up members of Rainforest Concern – a registered charity in the UK.
They are dedicated to protecting threatened natural habitats and preserving the rich biodiversity they support, alongside the indigenous communities whose survival depends on them.
To achieve this, they direct purchase land in the name of local NGOs or communities, establish private reserves, register ancestral indigenous territories, and create ecological corridors to reconnect fragmented ecosystems.
As part of their conservation strategy, they actively support local communities, promote sustainable livelihoods, and deliver environmental education both in project areas overseas and in the UK. They also collaborate with research institutions to monitor the impact and effectiveness of our initiatives.
At the heart of Rainforest Concern’s approach is a commitment to working with trusted and effective local partners. Carefully selected through years of field experience, these partnerships are fundamental to achieving lasting conservation success.
They currently operate in nine countries—Costa Rica, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, Belize, Chile, Romania, and India—safeguarding a diverse range of critical habitats and the extraordinary biodiversity they sustain.
Programmes focus on key areas where targeted research and conservation efforts can drive significant and lasting change.
By combining scientific research, community engagement, and strategic land conservation, Rainforest Concern is making a tangible difference in the fight to protect the world’s most vulnerable ecosystems.
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Andean Trails donates annually to Rainforest Concern.
Please visit the Rainforest Concern website or contact us for more information.
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C. Cooper, UK. Chile and Bolivia, April 2025 We had a truly amazing experience. Chile and Bolivia are stunning. Our guides were professional, knowledgeable and friendly. All of the guides said we had a very well planned itinerary that gave us the best chance of acclimatising to the altitude properly (the hike in Atacama and the trek to the Hot Springs before departing for Bolivia). Our driver in Bolivia was fantastic. He was professional and very competent. Despite the condition of the roads and the amount of time we spent travelling we always felt completely safe. The hotels in Bolivia were basic but charming. Some of the facilities were a bit more rustic than we had expected (no heating and/ or no hot water in the mornings) but we managed. Food was simple but good. Overall, it was a very special trip and has given us a lot of amazing memories. If someone asks what the best part was, I couldn’t decide because there were so many best bits….Moon Valley, the flooded Solar de Uyuni, The Milky Way, Sunsets & Sunrises, the Flamingos at Laguna Colorado. It was exhausting and unforgettable - just how we like it :-) I will eventually get to reviewing my photos and will send you some. Many thanks for your help in organising everything.
C. Cooper » Bolivia Uyuni Salt Flats 4WD Tour
W. Kyle, USA. 4-day Inca Trail trek, Cusco and Sacred Valley, April 2025 Food was awesome, at our Cusco hotel and on the Inca trail. There were so many highlights: the way our guide explained in great detail about all the birds, plants (especially all the different orchids), in addition to his knowledge on all the ancient historical sites was quite amazing. It made the trail more like an adventure, instead of a hike. All of the people at the hotel in Cusco were very helpful, especially Kevin, who brought oxygen to my room Saturday morning when I was still having issues adjusting to the high altitude in Cusco. The other tour guides, Eddie on the walking tour of Cusco, and Mateo, who did the Sacred Valley tour were good. Andean Trails was recommended by Responsible Travel, my first contact for this adventure.
W. Kyle » 4-Day Inca Trail Hike To Machu Picchu, Peru