Lodging & Food Service
We manage the lodging and food services that allow us to host visitors, researchers, and staff staying at the Sirena Station.
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Conserving with people
ADI Corcovado-Carate is a non-profit community organization, founded in 2012 on the initiative of residents from the communities of Piro, Agua Buena, Río Oro, and Carate. We work for the economic, social, cultural, and educational wellbeing and development of our communities.
About Us
We work to create opportunities in our community
We drive initiatives, projects, and partnerships aimed at responding to the needs of our communities and creating development opportunities for the people who live in them.
We drive community projects
We support initiatives that respond to the needs of our communities.
We strengthen local production
We support producers and entrepreneurs to create opportunities and strengthen the local economy.
We build partnerships
We join forces with institutions, organizations, and businesses to develop projects that benefit the community.
Our work
Supporting community development
Projects that strengthen our communities, drive local production, and contribute to the conservation of the Osa Peninsula.
PROLOS
(Local Producer-Made Products) We strengthen the production and marketing of products from our communities, connecting local producers with new markets.
Tourism Promotion
We promote responsible visits to the Osa Peninsula, strengthening tourism as an engine of development for our communities through partnerships, fairs, and digital communication.
The park
Inside Corcovado National Park
Called 'the most biologically intense place on Earth' by National Geographic, Corcovado protects one of the last great expanses of Pacific lowland rainforest in Central America, home to tapirs, scarlet macaws, all four Costa Rican monkey species, and hundreds of species found nowhere else.
Sirena Station
The park's central station, surrounded by forest, rivers, and coastline. It has an extensive trail network and excellent opportunities for wildlife watching.
La Leona Station
Land access to the park from Carate, with routes through beach and forest, wildlife watching, and seasonal turtle sightings. It's also the starting point of the route to Sirena.
Los Patos Station
A sector of tropical forest and mountains, with trails along the Rincón River, waterfalls, and great diversity of flora and fauna. It also connects to Sirena.
Be part of our projects
If one of our projects inspires you and you'd like to contribute, you can do so through a donation.