Please donate today to support the protection of this unique place. Global Wildlife Conservation, Wildlife Conservation Society, and the Kaha Kamasa Foundation have created an unprecedented alliance to protect the forest that surrounds the ‘Lost City’ and its unique and critically endangered natural and cultural heritage.
Yet this region, encompassing forests in both Honduras and Nicaragua, is one of the most threatened in Central America. Join your community for a monthly librarian-led book discussion. It harbors unexplored ruins, provides a refuge for iconic and threatened wildlife, and is one of Central America’s most important strongholds of indigenous cultures. The Lost City of the Monkey God by Douglas Preston. That forest, featured in The Lost City of the Monkey God, is part of the second largest wilderness area in Mesoamerica and one of the most unique wild places on the planet. The author’s book follows an aerial lidar survey and a ground expedition organized and led by documentary producer Steve Elkins. In the heart of Honduras’ Mosquitia jungle (aka Moskitia) lies a place of legend the recently rediscovered ‘Lost City’ site (aka Kaha Kamasa) - one of the most significant archeological discoveries of this century. It was a total anticlimax, Preston later reported in The Lost City of the Monkey God, a fast-paced, often harrowing saga of a recent expedition to Honduras. The Lost City of the Monkey God: A True Story is a nonfiction book by Douglas Preston, who covered various expeditions in search of the legendary Lost City of the Monkey God.
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