The study was carried out in the management area of the Nativa Remanso community, area of influence of the Special Binational Project for Integral Development of the Putumayo River Basin-PEBDICP, located in the district of Yaguas, province of Putumayo, department of Loreto. The objective was to determine the consumption of bushmeat by the inhabitants of the community. For this, a survey was applied to 52 families; each family has an average of 3 individuals, with the average age of the head of the family being 45 years. They prefer in their diet species of wildlife such as Tayassu pecari (75.00%), Agouti paca (61.54%), Pecari tajacu (46.15%), Tapirus terrestris (46.15%), Mazama americana (36 54%), Lagothrix lagotricha (26.92%), Dasyprocta fuliginosa (23.08%), Dasypus novemcintus (23.08%) and Alouatta seniculus (13.46%). 50.0% of the inhabitants indicate that they consume fish 7 times a w...