A nonprofit protects Costa Rica's biodiverse Osa Peninsula, running wildlife corridors, camera traps, and canopy bridges for jaguars and monkeys.
1MtreesNative trees planted across the Osa Peninsula
view project →The world's oldest sea turtle conservation group, safeguarding turtles from its historic Tortuguero research station.
66yearsYears of continuous sea turtle conservation
view project →Any customer can drop a dead fridge, phone or TV at one of about 150 Gollo stores, and last year that free take-back swelled to 495 tonnes, up 39%.
495tonnesE-waste recovered in 2025
354tonnesE-waste recovered in 2024
view project →A Costa Rican NGO built from schoolchildren's fundraising protects the country's largest private cloud forest reserve.
22.6khectaresProtected cloud forest (Children's Eternal Rainforest)
1.6MtreesTrees planted by the League
view project →Hammerheads swim a 700-kilometre corridor between Cocos and the Galápagos twice a year; the tags proving it turned an invisible migration into a protected route.
1,519animalsIndividual animals tracked with satellite and acoustic tags
240ksquare kilometresArea of the Cocos-Galapagos Swimway
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