The FFT project, which dates back to 1997, is managed by a dedicated team of international and Peruvian biologists who are committed to conserving Peru's amazing biodiversity and who have a particular passion for the lowland rainforests of Tambopata.

In July 2009, we will be embarking on our third monitoring project and we are looking for assistance from you!

Whats New?

 

Many thanks to our latest sponsor

 

 

 

New dates announced for 2010! Even more opportunities to join FFT... so why not take the plunge and apply now!

 

For more information on how to join the Project please see the Volunteer section on the website.

 

Dates for 2010

Phase 3: 24 January - 4 March

Phase 4: 10 March - 18 April

Phase 5: 24 April - 2 June

Phase 6: 8 June - 17 July

Phase 7: 23 July - 31 August

 

The Project is supported by the Tambopata Reserve Society (TReeS), a UK Charity (No. 298054), and affiliated to its sister organisation Sociedad Tambopata-TReeS, a Peruvian not-for-profit organisation. Both organisations work towards biodiversity conservation, community development, sound use of natural resources and environmental education in the Peruvian Amazon.

The Project is of vital local importance and needs your help. Although core external funding covers the costs of equipment, principal researchers and administration costs we would be unable to scale up the Project's monitoring efforts without the active participation of international and Peruvian volunteer researchers who are able to contribute their in-country travel, accommodation and food expenses.

 Sociedad Tambopata-TReeS, PO Box 103, Puerto Maldonado, Madre de Dios, PERU
Tambopata Reserve Society (TReeS), PO Box 33153, London NW3 4DR, UK