Conservation through Research Education and Action, a non profit organization, promotes the conservation of tropical forests for the good of all species including human kind. CREA manages, Cocobolo Nature Reserve, located on the slopes of Panama's narrow continental divide, a mountain ridge half-way between the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean sea. Covering over 1,100 acres of primary cloud forests and secondary lowland rainforests, this vital yet fragile piece of the Mesoamerican Biological Corridor harbors endangered wildlife such as pumas, ocelots, margays, crested curassows and harlequin frogs as well as thousands of species of amazing invertebrates. Our comfortable field station is just a few hours drive away from Panama City and welcomes researchers, study groups and other nature-loving groups. Contact us on this page or our website www.crea-panama.org for more information! Cocobolo Nature Reserve is owned and managed by Conservation Through Research, Education, and Action (CREA), an IRS designated 501(c)(3) non-profit organization registered in the United States and in Panama.
