by Catherine Carney-Feldman | Jun 28, 2019 | ARCAmazon
This is the fifth and final blog in our Las Piedras guest blog series, written by Catherine Carney-Feldman and David Feldman, who were inspired by the rainforest when they had the chance to visit the Las Piedras region of the Peruvian Amazon. Today, there is trouble... 
by David Feldman | Jun 2, 2019 | ARCAmazon
This is our fourth blog in the Las Piedras guest blog series, following the adventures from the WildFF Friends and Family trip. Check out David’s journey to the Las Piedras Amazon Center to learn more about the group’s arrival at this jungle paradise. Why do... 
by Catherine Carney-Feldman | May 18, 2019 | ARCAmazon
Jaguar, Tom Ambrose © The rainforest produces at least three quarters of the precipitation it depends on. Every day, water is released through the leaves, rises in the air and forms clouds. When rain clouds hit cooler air they release their water in the form of rain.... 
by David Feldman | May 4, 2019 | ARCAmazon
This is our second blog in the Las Piedras guest blog series. Check out Catherine’s layers of complexity to learn more about the design of the rainforest canopy. After several hours, we saw the sign to our destination from the river. On our journey, we passed... 
by Catherine Carney-Feldman | Apr 19, 2019 | ARCAmazon
In January, my husband David and I had a rare opportunity to spend almost two weeks in the remote rainforest of the Las Piedras region of South-eastern Peru during the height of the rainy season. It took Liz Feldman – WildFF founding board member and our... 
by Joanna Trewern | Jun 19, 2018 | ARCAmazon
It is with great excitement that the NGO Junglekeepers Peru announces it has officially protected a 2,780 acre (1,125 ha) Brazil nut concession in Peru’s Las Piedras watershed. This increases the amount of protected rainforests in the middle Las Piedras River to...