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A Kichwa women collective uses ecotourism to safeguard Ecuador’s AmazonFor members of the Sani Warmi collective in Amazonian Ecuador, the day begins before sunrise. They tend to the chacra — their ...
When you visit Ecuador, add time to see the volcanoes, the Amazon rainforest and sample its amazing food. See the Galapagos Islands Five UNESCO World Heritage Sites See Active Volcanoes Travel to ...
About 60% of the Amazon is in Brazil, but the Amazon spans Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana ... and rely on the rainforest's "natural bounty for food, shelter and livelihoods." ...
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights ordered the Ecuadorian government to protect uncontacted Indigenous groups from oil operations and to leave oil in the ground underneath their lands ...
A team of researchers exploring the Amazon made a stunning discovery. They found a new species of giant anaconda in Ecuador’s dense rainforest.
As night fell across a rainforest in northwestern Ecuador, a “large”-eyed creature with a “heart-shaped” tongue perched on some foliage and began calling. The “distinct” sound was ...
The nomadic Tagaeri and Taromenane rely on hunting and gathering in the Amazon Rainforest of eastern Ecuador, but the area has also been an attractive location for oil development. Several of the ...
Applied Food Sciences is proud to receive the Sello Chakra (Chakra Seal), a certification from the Amazonian Kichwa ...
Scientists found a “large”-eyed creature with a “heart-shaped” tongue in a rainforest of Ecuador and discovered a new species. Photo from Getty Images / iStockphoto As night fell across a ...
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