Tapichalaca reserve is an indispensable place for the conservation of 30 endemic orchid species that have been discovered within the reserve. Ecuador is home to over 14% of the world’s 30,000 orchid species.

The Borneo community reserve is vital in the conservation of the Bornean Orang-utan and other key species like the Sun Bear, Sunda Clouded Leopard, Marbled Cat, East Bornean Gray Gibbon and to date, the only place where the critically endangered Miller’s Grizzled Langur is found.

Palawan reserve is essential in protecting the critically endangered Philippine Cockatoo, the endangered Balabac Mouse Deer, Palawan Bearded Pig, and Philippine Porcupine together with 21 threatened and near-threatened species.

Yanacocha reserve is essential in protecting the critically endangered Black-breasted Puffleg, a hummingbird with a very limited range of distribution and four other globally threatened bird species: Andean Guan, Andean Condor, Imperial snipe and Giant Conebill.

Copalinga reserve has an extremely high level of biodiversity, including botanical, amphibian and bird diversity, with approximately 220 bird types with threatened species, including Gray Tinamou, White-necked Parakeet, Coppery-chested Jacamar, Ecuadorian Piedtail.