Restoring the missing links in Southern Costa Rica’s rainforest.

Bosque Marea protects strategically located land, restores degraded habitat, reconnects wildlife corridors, and measures the ecological impact over time.

the problem

Protected areas cannot function in isolation.

Southern Costa Rica contains extraordinary biodiversity, but forests are increasingly fragmented by roads, farms, development, and privately held parcels.

Even relatively small pieces of land can determine whether wildlife can move safely between larger protected landscapes.

fragmented habitat

Development and land conversion can break continuous rainforest into isolated patches, limiting wildlife movement and weakening ecosystems.

Restored corridor

Native reforestation and long-term stewardship rebuild degraded land into functional habitat wildlife can move through.

Strategic Land Protection

Protecting key parcels prevents further fragmentation and secures the areas most important for reconnecting larger habitats.

bosque marea’s model

our approach

We focus on strategic interventions that protect important land, restore degraded habitat, reconnect fragmented ecosystems, and measure long-term ecological progress.

Protect → Restore → Connect → Measure

Protect

Secure strategically important land before it is fragmented, degraded, or developed.

Restore

Rebuild degraded habitat through native reforestation and long-term ecological stewardship.

Connect

Strengthen wildlife corridors between larger forest systems and protected landscapes.

Measure

Track habitat recovery, wildlife activity, and ecological outcomes over time.

Explore Our Model

current initiatives

Gregories Pavones Project

More than 20 years of rainforest regeneration across approximately 82 acres near Pavones, demonstrating the long-term ecological potential of restored land.

founder's stewardship fund

Founder-funded support for native tree propagation, restoration infrastructure, and long-term ecological stewardship in Southern Costa Rica.

Liikala Blue Dream Fund

A conservation fund connecting storytelling, education, creativity, and ecological stewardship to strengthen people's relationship with the natural world.

Why private conservation capital matters

healthy ecosystems are essential for biodiversity.

Conservation capital can move where traditional systems cannot.

Strategic private funding can allow Bosque Marea to identify opportunities, protect land, restore habitat, and measure results before ecologically important parcels are lost.

Land Protection

Creating preserved sanctuaries offers a tranquil space for both species and visitors. Supporting conservation efforts are also supporting clean waters and future generational impact.

Ecological Restoration

Sustained stewardship, restoration efforts and long-term investment in the protection of vulnerable. natural habitats.

Monitoring & Stewardship

We are committed to measureable research and partnering with experts to further our understanding of ecosystems and conservation strategies to facilitate the greatest impact.

impact

Conservation should be measurable.

Bosque Marea intends to track indicators such as:

Habitat restored
Acres/hectares protected
Wildlife detections
Corridor connectivity
Native vegetation recovery
Long-term stewardship

Partner with Bosque Marea

We work with people and organizations interested in deploying capital toward measurable conservation outcomes in Southern Costa Rica.

values

transparency & stewardship

As a growing conservation initiative,
we are commited to responsible stewardship, transparency, and long-term ecological impact through carefully aligned conservation partnerships and restoration efforts.

Future project updates, restoration metrics and conservation reports will be shared as initiatives continue to develop.

Help reconnect a rainforest.

Strategic land protection today can determine whether wildlife corridors remain intact for generations.