Travel Done Right - Amazon Conservation Adventure

{ Real Life + Real Conservation }
Experience real life in the Amazon. This is not a fancy "eco-lodge" vacation. This is the real deal for the adventurer interested in a true cultural immersion experience. You will work alongside members of indigenous communities and SELVA scientists in conserving endangered species. Your volunteer trip will directly support the people you will work and live with.

Destination Maps

Amazon Basin: the largest river basin in the world and the world's most biodiverse terrestrial ecoregion, containing over half of the world's remaining tropical rainforests.

Bolivia: the country with the sixth largest area of tropical forests in the world, which has relatively intact primary forests, compared to neighboring countries; however, deforestation rates are increasing dramatically. Bolivia has the largest (over 66%) indigenous population in Latin America.

Noel Kempff Mercado National Park (PNNKM): is a UNESCO Natural Heritage site in a subsistence-based region of the Amazon. It is one of the largest and most intact parks in the Amazon Basin and one of the most biologically diverse areas of the world.

Note:
This adventurous experience involves travel to and living in remote areas where there may be little to no running water or electricity. Some activities (which may be opted out) may require an elevated level of fitness, such as hiking for up to 8 hours a day. Lodging inside the park and local communities includes rustic accommodations and tents. City accommodations are in upper scale hotels.

***Due to the specialized nature of this trip, we have limited spaces available. Book early for a large discount! For more travel information, contact us.

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