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O3 de Mayo is located on the Napo River. There are 11 families, with a total population of 63. There is one primary school with 11 children and one teacher. They have participated in the AAS program since 2004. Improvements to this community include reforestation, fresh paint, a camu camu (a rainforest fruit high in vitamin C) farm, and a maloka (gazebo) for the community.

 

O7 de Julio is located on Amazon River. There are 25 families, with a total population of 114. There is one primary school with 26 students and one teacher. They have participated in the AAS program since 2008.

 

22 de Noviembre is located on the Napo River. There are 19 families, with a total population of 72. There is one primary school with 9 students and one teacher. They have participated in the AAS program since 2009.

 

28 de Octubre is located on the Napo River. There are 19 families, with a total population of 101. They have a primary school with 25 students and one teacher. They have participated in the AAS program since 2002.

 

Auca Cocha is located on the Napo River. There are 20 families, with a total population of 97. They have one primary school with 24 students and one teacher. They have participated in the AAS program since 2007.

 

Canada is located on the Napo River. There are 23 families, with a total population of 92. They have a primary school with 35 students and one teacher. They have participated in the AAS program since 2006. They have a community water treatment plant.

 

Canal Pinto is located on the Napo River. There are 51 families, with a total population of 231. They have a primary school with 29 students and one teacher. They also have a kindergarten with 14 children and one teacher. They have participated in the AAS program since 2004. Canal Pinto hosted the pilot project of our first family fish farm (or pisciposa). Other improvements include a playground, fresh paint, reforestation, a community maloka (gazebo), and a community water treatment plant.

 

Capironal is located on the Amazon River. There are 33 families, with a total population of 165. There is a primary school with 38 students and one teacher. They have participated in the AAS program since 2006. Improvements to this community include reforestation, fresh paint, and a community maloka (gazebo).

Capironal village

 

Centro Unido is located on the Napo River. There are 35 families, with a total population of 183. There is a primary school with 41 students and two teachers. They have participated in the AAS program since 1999. Improvements to this community include reforestation, fresh paint, a community maloka (gazebo), and a water treatment plant.

Centro Unido village

 

 

 

Contact Us CONAPAC is a Peruvian non-profit organization whose mission is to promote conservation of the rainforest through education of its stewards, the people who live along the Amazon and Napo Rivers. Our centerpiece project is the Adopt-A-School program, which is strengthened by workshops and complemented by service and sustainable projects in river communities.