Specialists
Good cooperation is the key to success! Our formula: a small, decisive board combined with a rich network of specialists.
Our network of passionate professionals:
Rodrigo de Sousa
Reforestation specialist i.c.w. local farmers | ridge to reef manager
Rebecca Cole
Using science to understand, protect, and responsibly restore natural ecosystems
Jeffrey Tingle
Biologist | tree grower i.c.w. natives
Finca Aguas Buenas
Louisiana State University
JoHel Beita Diaz
Forester, growing and maintaining trees
Life is beautiful when you believe in it!
Jan Schipper
Jaguar specialist,
Field Conservation Research Director
at Phoenix Zoo
Rodolfo Quires Flores
Nature education
Wilson Botanical Gardens Organisation for Tropical Studies
Lilly Briggs
Director of Finca Cántaros Environmental Association ecological education
Maricela Alpizar
Senior Partner at ACS. Firma de Abogados, lawyer
Friendly Organisations
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Costa Rica
Sinac/ Minae – Amistosa project
Karen Mogesen Reserve Asepaleco
Costa Rica Wildlife Foundation
National University of Costa Rica
Dolphin Quest
We are proud of our partnership with Dolphin Quest.
Started by the late Raymond Robert Klochko, known as “Reymundo” and continued by his sons Reymar and Jahza Klochko.
Dolphin Quest is an incredible place with of over 200 hectares located in the Costa Rican bay "Golfo Dulce". Reymundo had a strong vision for this important area full of biodiversity. Over the years, he and his family have created a true paradise here and, among other things, contributed to the protection and release of endangered animal species such as macaws and parrots. The Klochko family has earned a wonderful reputation.
For us, Dolphin Quest has been one of our favorite places in Costa Rica since our first visit in 2007. Reymundo has been a great example and a great source of inspiration for us. His sons Reymar and Jahza also share our vision and passion for nature conservation, continuing Reymundo's legacy. In addition, we are practically neighbors, divided only by a mountain ridge. Our collaboration makes perfect sense. The Dolphin Quest boys (as they are affectionately called) also own about 180 hectares of jungle in the nearby village of “La Gamba”. We have included this property in the area that Nature For Future protects and studies. This land has also been made available for CO2 compensation & carbon credits.
We also process donations on behalf of Dolphin Quest. For this, please contact us.
We recommend everyone who visits our project to also visit Dolphin Quest in the Golfo Dulce. They are a fantastic holiday destination with an ideal combination of sea, beach and nature. They also have an amazing food forest and a lot of knowledge about local plants and plant medicine. You can view their website via the button below and book your perfect adventure, not limited to whale watching, hikes and yoga classes!
