Restoring Forests, Reviving Traditions, and Renewing Hope

In partnership with Shipibo-Konibo communities, Pacha Nishi is restoring the Amazon Rainforest, safeguarding sacred medicines for future generations, and supporting the ongoing transmission of ancient Indigenous wisdom through education, cultural exchange, and economic opportunity.

Reciprocity
Our work is rooted in the principle of giving back to the earth and the communities that sustain it.

Regeneration
We believe in reviving not only forests, but also cultural practices, traditions, and ecosystems.

Collaboration
Our diverse team unites ancestral knowledge, academic expertise, and community leadership.

Cultural Exchange and Academic Advancement
Pacha Nishi bridges generations and cultures. Shipibo-Konibo youth involved in our projects have the opportunity to pursue graduate degrees at Tarleton University under the mentorship of Dr. Michael Coe, fostering global collaboration and equipping them to lead the future of conservation.

The Amazon is not just the world’s lungs—it’s a living network of culture, medicine, and biodiversity essential to our planet’s survival. Supporting Pacha Nishi means restoring forests, empowering Indigenous communities, and preserving ancient wisdom for future generations.

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