Protect it!A unique 55,000 acre tropical ecosystem. It has been protected for nearly a century as part of the Panama Canal watershed, with large tracts of lowland rainforest.
The reserve operates a water treatment plant certified by the Universidad Tecnológica de Panamá (Universidad Técnica de Panamá) and by Gestión Ambiental.
The reserve has a cooking oil recycling program that collects cooking oil for later use as fuel.
Fertilizers used by the Reserve to maintain the grounds around the Resort contain only minimal chemicals.
The reserve is located in the jungle and has approximately 100 hectares of wildlife reserve.
Gamboa has a recycling center where we classify and separate all aluminum cans and other metals, in order to avoid environmental contamination.
Twice a year Gamboa organizes a clean-up brigade to pick up trash from the river.
As part of our social responsibility, the Resort employs members of the nearby Embera indigenous tribe and includes a tour in our list of activities to visit their community.
Our reserve has a spice garden and fruit trees from which our kitchen harvests some of the food that our guests enjoy at their table.
We have a Chicken Den from which we obtain our eggs that are served at our guests' tables.