Friends of the Osa works in concert with numerous individuals and organizations to achieve regional conservation goals. Some of our partners include:

The Nature Conservancy Helped the Costa Rican government create the Osa's Corcovado National Park in1975. Recently, TNC has renewed efforts on the Osa after identifying it as a conservation priority.

The Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation

Bosque del Cabo Lodge A rainforest lodge in a 500-acre private primary forest reserve perched along the picturesque cliffs of Cabo Matapalo. Located in the Osa National Wildlife Refuge in an area designated as protected wildlife habitat.

El Remanso Lodge  A wildlife lodge located in the Osa National Wildlife Refuge. Dedicated to forest and wildlife conservation this lodge boasts pristine tropical rainforest and stunning ocean views.

Women of the Osa (WOO)

Osa Campaign Conservation International, The Nature Conservancy, CR-USA Foundation for Development and the Government of Costa Rica came together in the Osa Campaign, an equally unique conservation and fundraising effort.  

Conservation International

Wildlife Conservation Society

Ministry of Environment & Energy, Costa RIca (MINAE)

Alvaro Ugalde Known as the father of Costa Rica's system of national parks, Friends of the Osa board member Alvaro was named one of the Latin American leaders for the new millenium by Time Magazine.

Roy Toft Photography Roy Toft is a premier wildlife photographer who has done extensive work on the Osa Peninsula, and several of his outstanding shots appear in the Friends of the Osa newsletter and on this website. Roy's work has been featured in such publications as National Geographic, Nature, Audobon, and Discover.