The project is a community-based agro-forestry project that started in 1982 by a group of farmers living in the Fondes Amandes Watershed. The objective of the project is to promote the development of responsible eco-tourism, as well as to protect the biodiversity of flora and fauna in the St Ann's watershed. The group also works with other communities and organisations that conserve and protect the environment. "My love of conservation stems from being raised in a rural community in south Trinidad. "Everything we do needs to be done with eco-integrity attached. "We need to work in harmony with Mother Nature as we depend on the natural environment for everything," Jaramogi stated.