We are building Costa Rica’s first community-driven wildlife corridor based entirely on voluntary conservation agreements between private landowners in one of the country’s fastest-changing coastal communities.
Each new conservation agreement helps connect forests, protect wildlife movement, and secure the ecological future of Nosara.
What began as a community trail network is becoming part of a larger conservation corridor connecting forest, wildlife habitat, and people across Nosara
Download Trail MapThese trails are part of a growing conservation corridor. Please help protect the forest, wildlife, and public access by following these guidelines:
NCA works with private landowners to create permanent conservation agreements that protect forests, wildlife habitat, and water recharge areas across Nosara..
Protected areas and trails help reconnect fragmented habitat and strengthen ecological connectivity for monkeys, birds, reptiles, and other native wildlife.
This model is sustained through community sponsorships, conservation partnerships, trail supporters, and local collaboration
Captured through NCA camera traps across protected jungle and conservation areas.
These sponsors help sustain protected jungle, free public trails, wildlife monitoring, and conservation efforts across Nosara.
