Levels of Service

A close encounter with Ecuador’s rich cultural diversity, going from the Andean region to the Amazon Rainforest. This program will introduce students to the history, culture, and traditions of some of the most representative indigenous groups in the country, as well as the Afro-Ecuadorian community.

Work with kids from low income indigenous communities and assist teachers and parents in their projects to improve kid’s educational conditions. Learn about the importance of community work while working together with the goal of creating a better learning environment for these kids.

Explore the tropical ecosystems of the Ecuadorian Coast, going from the Mangrove forests, one of the world’s most threatened tropical ecosystems, to one of the largest tropical dry forests remaining in the world at the Machalilla National Park.

Explore one of the world’s greatest biodiversity hotspots while visiting a Scientific Station located adjacent to the Yasuní Biosphere Reserve. A great educational experience!

Explore the complex relationship between indigenous cultures and (uses of) plants. Learn about the ancient botanic wisdom passed along hundreds of generations of observations and customs via oral tradition.

A close encounter with Ecuador’s rich cultural diversity, going from the Andean region to the Amazon Rainforest. This program will introduce students to the history, culture, and traditions of some of the most representative indigenous groups in the country, as well as the Afro-Ecuadorian community.

Learn about the history of ancient civilizations settlements, their complex societal hierarchies, their economic system and the causes of their cultural extinction. Go through archaeological investigations to discover more about these faded civilizations.

Work with kids from low income indigenous communities and     assist teachers and parents in their projects to improve kid’s  educational situation. Learn about the importance of community work while working together with the goal of creating a better learning environment for these kids.

Explore the Amazon Rainforest      and the Galapagos Islands, both considered Natural Wonders for  the Humanity. Learn about the amazing biodiversity of the  Amazon Rainforest and the complex relationships between the local indigenous cultures.

Explore the tropical ecosystems of the Ecuadorian Coast, going from the Mangrove forests, one of the world’s most threatened tropical ecosystems, to one of the largest tropical dry forests remaining in the world at the Machalilla National Park.

Help a local environmental NGO      in their efforts to preserve the marine ecosystem in the Pacific coast of Ecuador.  This organization is handling at the moment specific research projects regarding turtles and marine bird conservation.

The Tiputini Biodiversity Station and the Estación Científica Yasuni are located adjacent to the Yasuní Biosphere Reserve in one the world’s greatest biodiversity hotspots.

Explore the Galapagos Islands, a Natural Wonder for the Humanity. The Galapagos Islands are a living museum, named one of the underwater wonders on Earth. It is also the largest Marine Reserve in the World and one of the remaining paradises on earth.

Explore the complex relationship between indigenous cultures and (uses of) plants. Learn about the ancient botanic wisdom passed along hundreds of generations of observations and customs via oral tradition.