Patch River Leading into the property from the lagoon.

United Fruit Company Utilizing the Patch River - 1940

American Timber Company –1950-Atlantic Coast

The fabled Caribbean "Mosquito"

Coast of Nicaragua represents one of

the last roadless and isolated areas of

Central America, a condition that has

contributed to its wildness and has

hampered its economic development.

The isolation of the Caribbean Coast

is diminishing as two new highways

that connect the coast to the national

highway system and to global markets

are completed. The first road, from El

Rama to Pearl Lagoon (Figure 1), was

completed in the summer of 2007.

Isolation and the New Roads

Nicaragua has more than 1.7 million hectares suitable for

precious wood production as teak and 2.7 million

hectares suitable for intensive production of natural

rubber, a product that is currently experiencing very high

demand worldwide.

Patch River Property

The main areas for

investment opportunity in forestry are:

•Forest plantations of commercially valuable timber

•Rubber plantations

•Cocoa bean production for export

•Carbon credits

Assurance of Clean Title from the recent President of the Consejo Regional

Laguna de Perlas

For purchase or joint venture projects contact – Jarrod Hashem001 480 510 2554jarrodhashem@yahoo.com