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2,500 Acre Conservation Land With Precious Woods

Limón

Description

This remarkable 2,500-acre private conservation preserve is located in Limón Province, Costa Rica, and represents an extraordinary opportunity for environmentally conscious investors and conservationists. The property borders La Amistad International Peace Park, the largest natural reserve in Central America, which extends across Costa Rica and into Panama and is home to an estimated 70% of all species found in Costa Rica. Adjacent to another private natural reserve of over 3,000 acres, this land forms part of a truly unique ecological corridor of continental significance. The forest spans elevations from approximately 1,000 feet in the Atlantic lowlands to 1,600 feet plus as it rises along the mountains separating Limón Province from the rest of the country. Nearly all of the property consists of virtually pristine primary tropical rainforest. Historical land use has been minimal—less than 20% was selectively harvested in earlier decades, and less than 3% was cleared for pasture before the mid-1980s. Since then, the property has been allowed to reforest naturally and now stands as an almost entirely intact primary forest ecosystem. The preserve demonstrates significant environmental value, absorbing an estimated 9,000 tons of CO2 annually. The property currently receives government forest protection plan funding in exchange for maintaining its non-logging status—a program that may be continued under new ownership. While permits could theoretically be obtained for selective logging under rigorous government oversight, the owners are committed to finding a conservation-focused buyer who will continue the preservation mission. This property is ideal for investors and organizations seeking meaningful conservation impact, carbon credit opportunities, potential tax benefits, or carbon offsetting solutions. It represents a unique combination of environmental stewardship, legacy value, and sustainable investment in one of the world's most biodiverse regions.