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Una vez que nos dejes saber tus preferencias de temas, hospedaje, duración de estadía y cualquier otro servicio que requieras, colaboraremos contigo para crear un plan específico que se ajuste a tu presupuesto. Si estás pensando en una estadía de largo plazo, puedes considerar unirte a nuestro Programa de Pasantías dirigido por la Fundación Tangaré, y tu hospedaje estará cubierto.
Grupos: N/A
Individuos: requerimos un mínimo de 4 semanas y máximo 6 meses
Los grupos pueden llegar durante cualquier día de la semana.
Individuos deberás llegar un lunes.
Tu entusiasmo y amor por la naturaleza es la mejor preparación que puedes tener. Tenemos información disponible sobre senderos y listas de especies que puedes encontrar en nuestra Página de Recursos.
Si! Puedes participar si cuentas con un adulto en tu grupo.
Quienes han confiado en nosotros
Boston University, the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (CULS), Deakin University of Australia, Kent University, Universidad Católica Universidad de San Francisco de Quito, Universidad Técnica Equinoccial, Universitat de Girona, University of British Columbia, University of Wisconsin, HAS University of Applied Sciences, Van Hall Larenstein University of Applied Sciences
Academia Cotopaxi, Colegio Binacional La Condamine, Liceo Campo Verde, Colegio Rincón del Saber, Colegio Benalcazar, British School, Liceo Internacional, Liceo del Valle, School for International Training, River fall Valley School
Aves y Conservación, The Rain Forest Foundation, Fundación Tangaré, Earth Restoration Service, Corporación de Bosques y Reservas Privadas del Ecuador, Asociación de Caficultores de Manuel Cornejo Astorga
November 2013-March 2014
October 2015-December 2015
Volunteering for a cause that I really believe in and learning about what it means to “work in conservation” has been rewarding beyond expectation. Also, working at the station for three months has enabled me to have a very different experience than I would have had if I had only stayed for a few weeks. In addition to developing a friendship with Juan Pablo and Alexandra and learning about their vision for the station, I came to feel like La Hesperia was home. After settling in during the first few weeks, I took on special projects like coordinating volunteer activities and helping Alexandra with research that will eventually help the community. I became invested in the work of the reserve and got far more out of the experience than I gave. But this took time, and I don’t think I would have felt the same if I had only been here for two or three weeks.
I left La Hesperia with a better understanding of conservation, Ecuadorian culture, and ideas for staying involved in the station’s efforts to protect our natural resources. I hope to return one day to see the continuation of the work we have begun.