The first workshop was held in the Oxapampa-Asháninka-Yánesha Biosphere Reserve (BIOAY), with the participation of 20 representatives from native communities, Sernanp park rangers, beekeepers, and local producers.

With technical support from CIAM and the Conserva Aves Initiative, the community of Suitucancha promotes intergenerational learning and the protection of ecosystems that are home to the white-bellied churrete (Cinclodes palliatus), a species endemic to Peru and classified as Critically Endangered

Profonanpe, together with Imar Costa Norte and the Ministry of the Environment, awarded more than S/500,000 to 10 local organizations in San Miguel, Hualgayoc, and Santa Cruz (Cajamarca) to promote projects addressing climate change, within the framework of the Cuencas Vivas project.

Islas de Paz Peru, with the support of the Conserva Aves Initiative, strengthens environmental education, community participation, and biodiversity monitoring in the rural community of Cochabamba, Huánuco.

The Wampis community promotes the sustainable management of more than 8,000 hectares of aguajales and floodplain forests in Amazonas.

With the support of the Bird Conservation Initiative, ANECAP and indigenous communities are strengthening the protection and sustainable management of the Bajo Putumayo Yaguas Communal Reserve (RCBPY)