Guayacán Rainforest Reserve in Siquirres is a unique brand dedicated to conducting biological research and in situ conservation in the central Caribbean foothills of Costa Rica. Established in 2002 by Brian Kubicki, the Costa Rican Amphibian Research Center (C. R.

A. R. C.

) focuses on studying and preserving the rich amphibian species found in the region. With a special interest in glass frogs, poison frogs, tree frogs, New World direct-developing frogs, and salamanders, Brian's research has led to important discoveries and the rediscovery of several long-lost species. Visitors to Guayacán Rainforest Reserve have the opportunity to observe and learn about the fascinating natural history of Costa Rica's unique ecosystems.

By supporting Guayacán Rainforest Reserve through donations or visiting, you can contribute to their ongoing efforts in research and conservation. Discover the wonders of Costa Rica's amphibians and make a difference in preserving their habitats