In the town of Toche, in Palmira, Valle del Cauca, we protect 514 hectares of majestic nature that are part of the Amaime River Protected Forest Reserve, where we work hand in hand with experts to conserve 30 water sources, 278 species of birds belonging to 99 genera (representing 28% of the birds of Valle del Cauca), 36 taxonomic families and more than 450 species of flora. Committed to protecting this sanctuary of life, we facilitate the natural regeneration of the forests by implementing mobile greenhouses where emblematic species such as the Wax Palm, as well as other endemic tree species in danger of extinction such as the Black Cedar, Pink Cedar, Laurel, Cumin and Molinillo Palm, germinate.

On the other hand, fauna monitoring programs are being carried out, where research efforts are concentrated on the Pava Caucana (Penelope perspicax – EN) with the support of the Calidris Association. Our natural reserve Providencia has a conservation vocation but our purpose is to share it with everyone under the vision of ecotourism.