Amazon: Avian & Tropical Ecology
Journey to the Amazon and learn how communities are working to save this astonishing and irreplaceable ecosystem.
Earth Expeditions
Courses
Enrolled students travel to important conservation areas to gain first-hand knowledge of local biodiversity and community conservation efforts for the benefit of humans and wildlife worldwide. All courses also involve an on-going online component in which students interact to make change in their home communities.
Australia: Great Barrier Reef
Dive into the conservation and education opportunities of the Great Barrier Reef, the global center of marine biodiversity.
The Bahamas: Cultivating Conservation Networks
Snorkel in biodiverse marine protected areas, explore unique national parks, and gain an understanding of community-driven initiatives by talking directly with local experts at the forefront of conservation.
Baja: Field Methods
Experience the spectacular desert and marine landscapes of two richly diverse biosphere reserves through ecological and social field methods.
Belize: Approaches to Environmental Stewardship
Investigate coral reefs, manatees, howler monkeys, jaguars, and other wildlife while learning the methods communities are using to sustain them.
Borneo: Primate Conservation
Study Borneo’s primate denizens, including the orangutan. Develop new ways to engage communities worldwide in primate conservation.
Brazil: Saving Golden Lion Tamarins
Seeing a family of golden lion tamarins (Leontopithecus rosalia) in the mystical Atlantic Rainforest of Brazil is quite an experience.
Costa Rica: Ecology & Ecotourism
Trek through lowland rainforest, montane forest, and coastal ecosystems while investigating the biotic, physical, and cultural forces that affect tropical biodiversity.
Galápagos: Islands of Change
Visit the realm of giant tortoises; study the forces of evolutionary, geologic, and social change; contribute to sustainable solutions for this astounding archipelago.
Guyana: Local Wisdom & Conservation
Experience one of the greatest examples of primary rainforest in the world. Learn how indigenous Makushi communities are building a sustainable future.
India: Species, Deities & Communities
Journey through the stunning ecological, cultural, and spiritual landscapes of the Western Ghats, where people, wildlife, and deities meet in sacred groves and forest temples.
Kenya: Wildlife & People in Integrated Landscapes
Join conservationists, educators, community leaders, and youth to study sustainable approaches to human wildlife coexistence.
Mongolia: Steppe Ecology & Civic Media
Explore an incomparable grassland ecosystem. Learn how to support citizen conservation reporters.
Namibia: Great Cat Conservation
Experience ongoing research projects such as radio tracking, cheetah physiology, ecosystem management, and the design of school and community programs.
Paraguay: Eco-Leadership
Students in this course co-develop an Eco-Leadership program in Paraguay with our partner, Para La Tierra.
Thailand: Buddhism & Conservation
Study emerging models in conservation and education. Understand nature through Buddhist philosophy.
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