# Rio Tulin


## Posts

- [What comes next](https://riotulin.de/what-comes-next/): The work starts with understanding the land. Mapping, basic infrastructure, land security and the first restoration plans will create the foundation for the years ahead.
- [First impressions of Rio Tulin](https://riotulin.de/first-impressions-of-rio-tulin/): Every part of the land tells a story. The first days are about exploring the property, understanding its landscape and identifying the areas with the greatest potential for protection and restoration.
- [The journey begins](https://riotulin.de/the-journey-begins/): A new chapter begins at Rio Tulin. After securing 108 hectares within the Paso de las Lapas Biological Corridor, the next phase is about understanding the land, protecting what is already here and preparing the first steps for restoration.

## Pages

- [Impressum](https://riotulin.de/impressum/): Impressum Diese Website ist ein Online-Angebot zur entwicklungspolitischen Bildung und Information sowie zur Darstellung der Arbeit, Kampagneninhalte, Projekte und Ziele von Pro REGENWALD e. V.Frohschammerstr. 1480807 MünchenTel.: 089-359 8650Fax: 089-359 6622 Email: info@pro-regenwald.deWeb: www.pro-regenwald.de Steuernummer: 143/220/60239Finanzamt München für Körperschaften Pro REGENWALD e.V. ist im Vereinsregister des Amtsgerichtes München unter der VR-Nummer 12729 eingetragen. Pro REGENWALD e.V. wird vertreten durch seinen Vorstand mit Elizabeth Heller (ehrenamtliche Vorständin) als Ansprechpartnerin. Inhaltlich verantwortlich im Sinne des Presserechts und gemäß MDStV (Mediendienstestaatsvertrag) ist: Hermann Edelmann, Adresse s.o. Hinweise zu Ansprache und Schreibweise: Auf unseren Websites und in einem Teil unserer Publikationen verwenden wir gelegentlich die […]
- [Reforistation](https://riotulin.de/the-forest/reforistation/): Reforistation
- [Research](https://riotulin.de/the-forest/research/): THE RESEARCH STATION Understanding the forest. Learning from change. An envisioned field station for tropical research, biodiversity monitoring and ecological restoration at Rio Tulin. THE IDEA A place for research in a living ecosystem. We are looking for partners. We envision developing the research station together with a university, tropical research institute or other scientific partner.
- [Donor Dashboard](https://riotulin.de/donor-dashboard/)
- [Spende gescheitert](https://riotulin.de/support/spende-gescheitert/): Deine Spende konnte leider nicht verarbeitet werden. Bitte versuche es erneut oder wende dich an den Support der Website.
- [Spenden Bestätigung](https://riotulin.de/support/spenden-bestaetigung/)
- [Landing](https://riotulin.de/): 108 ha PROJECT AREA 2 NATIONAL PARKS 1 BIOLOGICAL CORRIDOR A piece of land.A long-term promise. In the heart of Costa Rica’s Paso de las Lapas Biological Corridor, 108 hectares are becoming a place for rainforest protection, restoration, biodiversity and learning. What began as the vision to protect a piece of rainforest is becoming a long-term project: a place where nature can recover, biodiversity can thrive and people can learn from the forest. THE CORRIDOR A connection between protected areas. re.Wald @ Rio Tulin lies within the Paso de las Lapas Biological Corridor, connecting important protected areas and creating space for […]
- [Support](https://riotulin.de/support/): Test
- [The Forest](https://riotulin.de/the-forest/): THE FOREST A living landscape, not a blank canvas. Rio Tulin is more than an area of land waiting to be developed. Parts of the property are already covered by forest and vegetation, providing habitat for plants, animals and countless organisms that are part of the ecosystem. Other areas have been affected by previous land use and are more open or degraded. Understanding these different areas is one of the first steps in deciding where protection, natural regeneration or active restoration can make the greatest difference. Our approach starts with what is already there. WHY FORESTS MATTER A forest is more […]
- [Field Notes](https://riotulin.de/field-notes/)
- [Our Journey](https://riotulin.de/our-journey/)
- [Project](https://riotulin.de/project/): WHY THIS PLACE MATTERS A piece of land within a much larger landscape. re.Wald @ Rio Tulin covers 108 hectares in the heart of Costa Rica’s Paso de las Lapas Biological Corridor, between Carara National Park and La Cangreja National Park. The land includes areas of existing forest as well as degraded and open areas. Our aim is to protect what is already here, restore areas where nature has been disturbed and gradually strengthen the ecological value of the entire property. The project is not about transforming the land into something new. It is about creating the conditions for nature to […]

## Optional

- [Agent (MCP protocol)](websites-agents.hostinger.com/riotulin.de/mcp)

[comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)