Promoting regenerative agriculture and sustainable land management to build climate-resilient landscapes.

Nature-based solutions are essential to address climate change while supporting sustainable livelihoods. Corcovado Foundation works with farmers and landowners in the Osa Peninsula to promote regenerative land management practices that restore ecosystems and strengthen rural economies.

Through regenerative agriculture and holistic livestock management, we help producers adopt practices that improve soil health, increase biodiversity, and reduce environmental impacts. Our programs also promote knowledge exchange among farmers and strengthen community networks that support sustainable land stewardship.

By combining ecological restoration with sustainable production systems, these initiatives demonstrate how conservation and economic resilience can go hand in hand.

Impact Highlights

• 53 families in Drake Bay participating in regenerative agriculture training and sustainable farming practices.
• 11 “Manos Cambiadas” exchanges organized to share knowledge and collaborative work among farming families.
• 30+ producers trained in regenerative agriculture techniques and sustainable land management.
• 10 cattle ranchers managing 2,471 acres committed to implementing holistic livestock management.
• Local farmers producing organic fertilizers and bio-inputs such as compost and microbial solutions to regenerate soils.