As dialogue, shared work, and transparency are fundamental to GeoPark in building relationships of trust with neighboring communities and authorities, we prepare a ‘Good News, Good Neighbors’ newsletter to keep neighbors, authorities and others up to date on the progress of our social and environmental management in Meta.

We continue to strengthen our commitment to the territorial development of Colombia’s regions through new projects under the Works for Taxes mechanism, approved by the Territorial Renewal Agency (ART) together with the respective Ministries of Education and Transport.

GeoPark continues to promote Community Service Works, underscoring our commitment to shared, sustainable development with a territorial identity. This newsletter highlights strategic advances in Villanueva and Tauramena (Casanare)

Reflecting our commitment to building responsible, sustainable and efficient relationships with our strategic partners, we have launched a new WhatsApp channel for our suppliers and contractors

Together with the Putumayo Chamber of Commerce, we have successfully completed the second phase of the Emprender y Crecer entrepreneurship program that promotes business development in Puerto Asis and in which more than 200 local entrepreneurs have taken par

When I decided to become an environmental engineer, I did so with the deep conviction of wanting to help create a more sustainable environment for future generations.

Everyone wants the same at the end of the day: to return home safe, sound, and calm. More than just a protocol, policy, or business goal, safety is a human commitment that connects us as people.

At GeoPark we remain committed to the development of Casanare and have allocated over 62 billion pesos in 2025 to projects that have been agreed with surrounding communities and local authorities.

To promote transparency and access to information, and to open dialogue with communities and authorities

To foster respect for human rights in Casanare and promote responsible territorial development, GeoPark, Frontera Energy, Parex, and Ecopetrol Group companies Hocol and Ocensa supported a workshop on ‘Human Rights and Companies