About.
The Ayahuasca Foundation was conceived in the spring of 2008 by Carlos Tanner, an American and student of curanderismo. After living and studying with a curandero for over four years, Carlos worked to provide a safe and effective way for people to not only receive treatment in the healing tradition of the Amazon but also to study the tradition, the way he had with his maestro. The idea for the Ayahuasca Foundation was born from a desire to spread the science of plant medicine back into the world. The Foundation supports the preservation of indigenous wisdom and culture, offering healing retreats and educational courses, and conducting research focused on the ayahuasca healing tradition used for millennia by indigenous healers of the Peruvian Amazon.
The Ayahuasca Foundation also supports the preservation of the Amazon rainforest, and promotes educational efforts to raise awareness about sustainability, permaculture, and harmonious environmental relationships. The Foundation participates in community outreach programs and cultural reeducation projects.
Key Stats.
Year founded
2008
Size of project site
1 hectares
Languages spoken
- Spanish
- English
People on site
10 - 20
Dry season
December to February
Wet season
June to August
Living Conditions.
Sleeping
- shared rooms
- private room
- hammocks
Vegetarian Food
- communal kitchen access
- communally cooked meals
- over 80% locally sourced
Internet
- slow: emails only
Ongoing classes
- plant medicinedaily
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