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100 days to Save the Whale
North East Digital Village
Ecotourism
Tropical Birding:
Innovative and rapidly-growing company offering superb birding tours to many tropical destinations throughout the world.
cite: tropicalbirding.com
Tropical Biology Association:
Field Courses buildi skills and understanding and cover a range of topics in ecology, evolutionary biology, conservation biology, experimental design, and field techniques.
cite: tropical-biology.com
Africa Introtour: The South Africa escarpment & Kruger NP
cite: tropicalbirding.com
Eastern Ecuador: Majestic Mountains to Mystery Owls:
From the rainforests of the Amazon basin all the way up to the windswept paramo of the high Andes. From cotingas to cocks-of-the-rock to canasteros.
cite: tropicalbirding.com
Eastern Venezuela: Tepuis and Harpy Eagles
The vast South American country of Venezuela holds an amazing avian diversity. While quite a few people have visited the circuit north of the Orinoco, it's the vast forested areas and unforgettable tepui landscape south of the Orinoco that hold the strangest and most alluring set of birds. Tour will focus on the Guianan forests of Rio Grande and the lush cloudforests of the Escalera with their numerous endemics. Also visited will be the northeastern region, where several endangered birds on the humid Paria Peninsula, the arid Araya Peninsula, and the area around Caripe might be found.
cite: tropicalbirding.com
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South America: The Introtour:
The Neotropics are widely regarded as being packed with thousands of confusing birds in difficult birding conditions - true - but the rewards of birding there are unsurpassed. See examples of most of the families and have the intricacies of Neotropical birding explained.
cite: tropicalbirding.com
Southern Ecuador: From the Pacific to Podocarpus:
A tour of variety in habitat, scenery, and birds. Everything from the coastal region, to swamps, deserts, arid scrub, deciduous forests, rainforests, montain cloud forests, high altitude elfin forests, and paramo. See almost all the birds endemic to the Tumbesian region of western Ecuador and northwestern Peru.
cite: tropicalbirding.com
Amazing Malaysia:
If traipsing through steamy jungles stalking secretive pheasants and glittering pittas sounds like fun, then Malaysia is a must! Tour takes in all of the peninsula's birding hot-spots, and we search for as many of its 720 bird species.
cite: tropicalbirding.com
Amazing Borneo:
Explore Borneo's most pristine recesses; apart from searching out many of the jungle island's most sought after endemics. Visit Mt. Kinabalu, the highest peak between the Himalayas and Papua New Guinea. Chance of finding some other outlandish wildlife such as the magnificent apes, the Orang-utan and Black-faced Gibbon.
cite: tropicalbirding.com
Peru: Manu and Machu Picchu:
Manu National Park is one of the most spectacular wilderness areas in the world. Stay in lodges located in and around the park searching for many of the 1000+ bird species found here. Visit to Machu Picchu, one of the most awe-inspiring ruins in the world.
cite: tropicalbirding.com
Madagascar: The Eighth Continent:
Madagascar's flora and fauna are so different from anywhere else on Earth that it is often regarded as an eighth continent. Five families of birds are found only here, as are 120 endemic species concentrated in five Endemic Bird Areas. Madagascar is the epitome of the bizarre. Half of the world's chameleons live here, from the giant 2.2 ft (68 cm) Parson's Chameleon to the miniscule 1.3 in (3.4 cm) Pygmy Stump-tailed Chameleon. The lemurs are also a hit with visitors; their antics are hard to ignore, from the wailing hoot of Perinet's Indris, to the bipedal loping of Verreaux's Sifakas.
cite: tropicalbirding.com
Adventure Trips:
Range of over 700 adventure vacations worldwide including hiking and biking trips, cultural tours, African safaris, Antarctic expedition cruises, and much more.
cite: adventurecenter.com
Nature and Culture International:
Preseving lands of high biodiversity, supporting sustainable development and traditional cultures, promoting environmental education efforts and basic scientific research in biological and cultural diversity. Volunteering Opportunities
cite: natureandculture.org
Anneburg/CPB-Wildlife Migration:
Engaging Students in a Global Study of Wildlife Migration and Seasonal Change
cite: learner.org/jnorth/
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