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New Pasaje Conservation Area Protects Water Sources in the Andes-Coastal Transition of Ecuador’s El Oro Province - Andes Amazon Fund
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New Pasaje Conservation Area Protects Water Sources in the Andes-Coastal Transition of Ecuador’s El Oro Province - Andes Amazon Fund
Andes Amazon Fund celebrates the establishment on June 5th, 2025, of the new Pasaje Municipal Conservation and Sustainable Use Area (Area Municipal de Conservacion y Uso Sustentable – ACMUS Pasaje) which protects 44,326 acres (17,938 hectares) of Andean-Coastal transition ecosystems in El Oro, Ecuador. In addition to protecting important forests, Pasaje protects the lower Casacay River basin, a keystone for regional water security and essential …
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