Our conservation efforts
Making sure that every tour gives back to the place we love
Through sustainable tourism and local partnerships, we safeguard gibbon habitats, restore forest areas, and ensure every visit uplifts the people of Huay Pakoot through a fair share of income
2,086
Trees
Planted
35
Homestay Families
13
gibbon families protected
12
Local Jobs Created
Restoring the Forest
10% of every tour fee is reinvested into reforestation efforts that revive degraded land, strengthen wildlife corridors, and honor Karen traditions. This ongoing restoration safeguards biodiversity and ensures a thriving ecosystem for generations.
Supporting the community
Tourism here directly uplifts the community by creating meaningful work for local guides, cooks, drivers, and artisans, while ensuring that income flows straight back into Karen families. Guests stay in family-run homestays or camp on privately owned village land, with all fees paid directly to the owner
Mapping and protecting
Collaboration with partners brings scientific monitoring of gibbon families. Their field data shapes both tourism routes and conservation plans, ensuring sensitive areas remain safe for wildlife.
Our approach honors the Karen way of life, balancing cultural respect, environmental care, and strong community involvement. We work together to ensure that eco-tourism truly protects both the land and its people.
With every stay and every initiative, we strengthen the connection between people and nature ensuring that the forest, its wildlife, and the village thrive for generations to come.
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