The Amazonas region is one of the 24 regions that make up Peru. Located in the north and bordering Ecuador, this region is home to a very rich ecosystem, low and high jungles "the Yungas", Andean ecosystems and a tropical dry forest. However, it is a tropical rainforest that predominates the territory to more than 70%, it extends from Ecuador to the peaks of the Cordillera del Condor. The roads are winding and few in number, which adds a little spice to the transport of our dear green beans. Fauna and flora are rich with many endemic birds and wild animals (hummingbird, puma, opossum, armadillo, monkey, catfish...). Unfortunately, this area of the Amazon is full of trees that can be exploited for their wood, such as mahogany, cedar, etc. Encouraging production under shade and preserving the forest areas seem to us to be a priority to protect this unique area.
