North Tabuga Headwaters
Birthplace of the Tabuga River
$104,640 US
+$7,325 Annually (7% Mmgt Fee)
Total Area
158 acres
Forested
73%
Restoration Needed
27%
CO2 Benefit
510.2
tons/yr
Vista
Stream
Cloud Forest
Moist Forest
Restoration Needed
Strategic Value
This property sits at the headwaters is of the Tabuga River, which is responsible for providing freshwater to three agricultural communities that live downstream. Bringing this property under protection would also represent the northern-most expansion of the Jama-Coaque Reserve. It includes cloud forest along the peaks of the mountain range, with a view of the Pacific Ocean. Out of the It also includes 43 acres that
Carbon Benefit
Sponsoring this property today and continuing to conserve over the long term has an annual carbon benefit equivalent to offsetting the annual energy use of 37 average American homes or removing 111 gas-powered cars from the road each year.