• Our Mission
    • Tropical Conservation Fund: What's New?
    • Partners and Collaborators
  • Education
    • Conservation Biology Certification
    • Summer Online Courses - SUNY ESF
  • Research
    • Primate Conservation Biology
    • Conservation Genomics >
      • Night Monkey Genomics
      • Wildlife Conservation Genetics
  • Tropical Conservation Review
    • Author Contributions
    • Sixth Mass Extinction
    • Rivers as Drivers of Molecular Divergence and Taxonomic Complexity in the Amazon Basin
    • Biodiversity and Extinction >
      • Value of Biodiversity
      • Amazon Extinction Crisis
      • Extinction Crisis
      • Consumption and Biodiversity Loss
    • Amazon Wildfires >
      • Rainforest on Fire: How Deforestation Is Drying Out the Amazon
    • Biodiversity Loss >
      • Biodiversity Collapse
      • Biodiversity and Climate Change
    • Conservation Solutions >
      • Bridging Biodiversity and Agriculture: The Role of Wildlife and Pollinators in Sustainable Food Systems
      • Half Earth and Rewilding Initiatives for Biodiversity Conservation
      • Socio-bioeconomies
      • Get Involved: Biodiversity
    • Deforestation >
      • Amazon Deforestation
    • Noise Impacts on Wildlife and People
    • REDD+
    • True Cost and Ecosystem Services >
      • Deep Ecology >
        • Intrinsic Value
        • Wilderness
    • Carbon Footprint
    • Impact of Climate Change on Nature
    • Palm Oil and Extinction
    • Palm Oil
    • Infectious Disease Outbreaks
    • Plastics and Wildlife
    • Human Population Growth
    • UN biodiversity conference (Cop16)
  • Expeditions
    • Rainforest Diaries >
      • Rainforest Diaries: Chapter 1
      • Rainforest Diaries: Chapter 2
      • Rainforest Diaries: Chapter 3
    • Madre de Dios - Kosnipata
    • Madre de Dios - Puerto Maldonado
    • Field Guides
  • Certification
  • How to Help
    • Volunteer Positions
TROPICAL CONSERVATION FUND

Make A Difference

​The Tropical Conservation Fund is a federally registered 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.
All donations go directly to conservation projects without any overhead expenses.​
Please consider supporting the Tropical Conservation Fund by making a tax-deduction donation and offsetting your ecological footprint.

Now you can offset your ecological impact by directly contributing to the protection of the rainforest.
​

USD $50: One year - protection of primary rainforest (1500m2) equivalent to ecological footprint of one person living in developed world. Offset includes protection of ecosystem services, ranger program, education, and conservation projects to protect the area. 

We are a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, EIN 81-3501574. All contributions are tax deductible. For donations equal to or above $75 we will provide a letter stating the fair market value of the service ($50 per parcel). If you would instead like to to donate to TCF without land offset, please  note: No land offset.

​The Tropical Conservation Fund has various ways you can make a difference.  Currently we are fundraising to buy a massive stratigically-located piece of rainforest. We will create a field station to help document the incredible biodiversity in the region, protect the area from gold-mining and deforestation, and use the protected area as a base to run education programs.

Other ways to help: you can donate your time and expertise, help protect tropical rainforest directly, join us on a research or ecotourist expeditions, or donate to our existing projects. 

Your contribution can make a significant difference and 100% of donations go directly to conservation-based projects in-country. ​Thank you for you support!​
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  • Our Mission
    • Tropical Conservation Fund: What's New?
    • Partners and Collaborators
  • Education
    • Conservation Biology Certification
    • Summer Online Courses - SUNY ESF
  • Research
    • Primate Conservation Biology
    • Conservation Genomics >
      • Night Monkey Genomics
      • Wildlife Conservation Genetics
  • Tropical Conservation Review
    • Author Contributions
    • Sixth Mass Extinction
    • Rivers as Drivers of Molecular Divergence and Taxonomic Complexity in the Amazon Basin
    • Biodiversity and Extinction >
      • Value of Biodiversity
      • Amazon Extinction Crisis
      • Extinction Crisis
      • Consumption and Biodiversity Loss
    • Amazon Wildfires >
      • Rainforest on Fire: How Deforestation Is Drying Out the Amazon
    • Biodiversity Loss >
      • Biodiversity Collapse
      • Biodiversity and Climate Change
    • Conservation Solutions >
      • Bridging Biodiversity and Agriculture: The Role of Wildlife and Pollinators in Sustainable Food Systems
      • Half Earth and Rewilding Initiatives for Biodiversity Conservation
      • Socio-bioeconomies
      • Get Involved: Biodiversity
    • Deforestation >
      • Amazon Deforestation
    • Noise Impacts on Wildlife and People
    • REDD+
    • True Cost and Ecosystem Services >
      • Deep Ecology >
        • Intrinsic Value
        • Wilderness
    • Carbon Footprint
    • Impact of Climate Change on Nature
    • Palm Oil and Extinction
    • Palm Oil
    • Infectious Disease Outbreaks
    • Plastics and Wildlife
    • Human Population Growth
    • UN biodiversity conference (Cop16)
  • Expeditions
    • Rainforest Diaries >
      • Rainforest Diaries: Chapter 1
      • Rainforest Diaries: Chapter 2
      • Rainforest Diaries: Chapter 3
    • Madre de Dios - Kosnipata
    • Madre de Dios - Puerto Maldonado
    • Field Guides
  • Certification
  • How to Help
    • Volunteer Positions