Rafaeles Edén

Rafaeles Edén Rafaeles' Eden is a humid tropical forest of about 564.79 hectares 70% is forest land. Join us to plant trees for this amazing ecosystem.

For the last four decades our family has been involved in forest management, reforestation and forest regeneration.

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"Rafaele's Eden" consist of 564.79 hectares 70% is forest land, 20% is in the process of being reforest and 10% is being converted to a permaculture land with bio construction homes and a healing center for people to visit, heal or connect with a loving green environment. Our Forest is one of the few remaining forest along the banks of Rio Tinto Negro. We welcome your help to succeed in our goal of planting 55,000 trees in the next three years

About 10,000 trees have been planted alone In the last five years. We have experience loses and gains in this venture and thru this circumstances we have learn that is not only about planting trees but also of the process of taking care of the new trees. Consciously done reforestation can be of great benefit to our environment.

Imagine a sustainable community, where humans live in harmony with nature, with each other and with themselves. We are in the process of creating an integral farm with permaculture, bio construction, a holistic learning center with natural medicines, and ecotourism such as hiking/walking in the forest, canoeing, water rafting, canopy and mountain biking. Our approach is to nurture human / spiritual growth and a deep connection with nature.converting our land into a sacred space of conservation, healing, knowledge, harmony and art. El Edén de los Rafaeles will be a refuge and a sanctuary with open doors for people from all over the world who want to come to share and gain knowledge, to express their artistry and to contribute to the protection of the forest and water.