The present study seeks to know the benefits obtained by these populations from the establishment of the Tamshiyacu-Tahuayo Regional Communal Conservation Area (ACR CTT), for this we worked with three communities located in the buffer zone of the ACR CTT, applying semi-structured surveys to 48 heads of households, 3 communal authorities, 3 coordinators of local monitoring organizations and 3 existing management groups, which allowed to collect information on the management of natural resources and family well-being of three communities. From the evaluations carried out, all families make use of natural resources within the RTA and in the communal territories, where the main resources used were, game animals, fish for consumption, among others. Families also diversify their economic activities, with fishing (93,75%) and agriculture (85,42%) as the most important. Finally, 89,58% of the fa...