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Fundacion Bosque Seco Tropical de Colombia

Org #106219
Vetted since 2026 Top Ranked Effective Nonprofit
2025
year founded
$0
raised on GlobalGiving
25
days fundraising
0
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

The Colombian Tropical Dry Forest Foundation (FUNBST) works to conserve, restore, and promote the sustainable use of biodiversity in dry forest ecosystems, generating practical knowledge and socio-environmental solutions that strengthen regional resilience. We direct our efforts toward local communities, public institutions, researchers, and private partners to coordinate efforts that protect biological diversity and improve socioeconomic well-being through participatory and sustainable models. We implement comprehensive programs that combine applied research, environmental education, culture, and the development of sustainable economic activities such as responsible ecotourism, all with tec... read more

Projects (1)

Project Leaders
JAIME ERNESTO BOLAÑOS VELÁSQUEZ
JAIME ERNESTO BOLAÑOS VELÁSQUEZ
Natalia Barragan Castaneda
Natalia Barragan Castaneda
Organization Information
LOCAL 75A PLAZA DE MERCADO CENTRO DE HONDA HONDA TOLIMA 735001 Colombia
CENTRO DE HONDA
Colombia
3007558235
Organization Information
LOCAL 75A PLAZA DE MERCADO CENTRO DE HONDA HONDA TOLIMA 735001 Colombia
CENTRO DE HONDA
Colombia
3007558235

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

Wings of Hope: Rooting and Environmental Education with Children from Catatumbo in Honda,Colombia

By Natalia Barragan Castaneda | Natalia Barragan

At the Fundación Bosque Seco Tropical de Colombia, we firmly believe that conservation is a powerful tool for healing the social fabric and building a new beginning. Recently, we had the... Read the full report ›

Art and conservation

By Natalia Barragan | Natalia Barragan Castaneda

Artist Natalia Barragán Castañeda led six art workshops using recycled cardboard. One of the most important aspects of her work is research, observation, and raising awareness about the... Read the full report ›
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