The Amazonian region in Colombia is a territory that "has an area of 403,348 kilometers square equal to the 35,4% of the terrestrial surface of the country and includes the departments of Caquetá, Putumayo, Amazon, Vaupés, Guainía and Guaviare".

This is one of the few places of the world in which man still has not had an active presence, leaving this territory like a paradise in which exists a diversity of resources that help sustains much endemic wildlife as well as providing a source for much potential environmental, medicinal, and zoological studies.

In the Amazonian region "88 Indigenious Territories (IT), divided into three departments: Putumayo (30 IT), Caquetá (38 IT) and Amazon (28 IT). They occupy an approximate area of 9.922.146 hectares. With a population of 30,000 ". This statistics show that the people that live in the Amazonian Region are very important, and they are a human resource that GREEN HOPE COLOMBIA must include when working towards the protection of the forest. Managing the resources in a sustainable form, the natives are experts in harvesting the land, but still have a lack of knowledge to learn and how to handle their natural resources to the maximum potential, without damaging their lifesource.

GREEN HOPE COLOMBIA has already initiated several meetings with Indigenous people, Non Indigenous People, and Curacas (indigenous leaders) of the Amazon forest at Km 6, enabling discussion concerning resources and empowerment in order to mount a sustainable program dealing with such issues including their, Chagras (zones of culture), and maintainance of the protection of oxygen, carbon and the different species that are related in this fragile ecosystem. This will help us save the Amazon Forest for future generations.

Finally, GREEN HOPE COLOMBIA is looking forward to provide an opportunity to bring economic resources to the indigenous people of the Amazonian region, so that the people can use their resources in a sustainable form and can obtain a better life.