Corcovado National Park takes up nearly 1/3 of the territory of the Osa Peninsula. The remaining land is considered biological corridor for the wildlife and plantlife that is protected by the park.  Some of these lands are protected within the Golfo Dulce Reserve.  Those of us who live in this area are very concerned with the continued protection of these species, and urge those who are interested in investing in this area to consider investments in properties with the purpose of preserving and protecting, with conscious development, or none at all.  Areas with concentrations of primary forests, mangroves, and beachfront are areas which deserve our respect and efforts to protect them for future generations.  There are various legal methods with which we can do this, including private reserves, wildlife refuges, and environmental easements.  Your efforts are needed to help preserve the rainforest and natural resources of the Osa Peninsula. Purchasing land and maintaining it in it's most natural state is one way you can help.
Large tracts of rainforest lands are available at prices starting around $2000 an acre, and sometimes less.
Your financial donations to other organized efforts, such as the OSA CAMPAIGN, a joint effort between Nature Conservancy, World Wildlife Fund, and local Osa environmental organizations is another way in which you can make a difference.

There are thousands of acres of Primary Forest waiting to be preserved in private or corporate ownership.  These are farms that are within the Golfo Dulce Reserve which corridors with Corcovado National Park.  Smaller farms within this grouping are available starting at about $2500 per acre. Some of these farms have difficult access are are designated only for conservation, while others are more accessible, and have areas where modest construction would be appropriate.