Rare Flora and Fauna Identified by Conservation International Around The Lost City of the Monkey God

An extraordinary ecosystem rich with rare wildlife and plants surrounding the location where our documentary, The Lost City Of The Lost Monkey God was filmed, has been identified and notated by Conservation International’s Rapid Assessment Program (RAP). Commissioned by Bill and Laurie Benenson the significant findings of the RAP survey helps to reinforce the necessity to preserve the pristine surroundings of the archeological site and supports the Honduran governments decision to preserve the region through the Kaha Kamasa Foundation. For more details on Conservation International’s findings click here.

To download Conservation International’s research report, click here.

Photo by Trond Larson