Canopy Walkways

Canopy Walkways offer a view into the treetop environment without the effort of climbing the tree itself. Walkways provide a unique tool for scientists, recreationists, and eco-tourists by allowing them safe and easy access into the high-up world of the forest canopy. Once in place, canopy walkways can offer scientitsts opportunities for long-term study sites.

ICAN has worked with Selvatura, a leading canopy eco-tourism company in Monteverde, Costa Rica, to provide scientifically-sound natural history interpretive materials to visitors. Selvatura also offers zip-line canopy tours, for the adventurous tourist.

The Evergreen State College is looking into building a canopy walkway on its campus. Click here for more information on the proposed project.

For information on the construction of canopy walkways, visit Greenheart Conservation Company, Ltd.

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