A Reporter at Large MOI GOES TO WASHINGTON by Joe Kane and Richard Avedon
May 2, 1994 A REPORTER AT LARGE about a visit by Moi, a Huaorani Indian from the Ecuadorian Amazon, to Washington, D.C., to present the
May 2, 1994 A REPORTER AT LARGE about a visit by Moi, a Huaorani Indian from the Ecuadorian Amazon, to Washington, D.C., to present the
Telegraph – UK by Chris Moss Once again the Huaorani Ecolodge featured on the news: “Ecuador The headwaters of the Amazon in Ecuador are widely
We are celebrating the end of the year….one of our awards: Tropic’s been awarded by the Educational Travel Community (ETC). the ETC’s commitment to advancing
Another great piece about our ecotourism programas in Ecuador. Thanks to A&K and Chris Moss for your support on this one. Ecuador: Tribal Tales Home
…take a photo of that lovely smiling cholita? Is she looking at your camera lens? Should you pay for taking her picture? How much? Don’t
WAO! or WAORANI AMAZING – Life Net bird survey and banding team pulled it off. Twelve days of intensive fieldwork towards developing a bird list
Our latest presence in the news at the Sweedish press. Our GM was interviewed by Travel Report after our participation at the Long Run Destinations
The wooden barrel at Post Office Bay is very likely the Galapagos Islands’ most famous man-made site. It has been in use since the
The lakes district in the Northern Andes is a beautiful area to explore, not only for its scenery and interconnected valleys, but also for the
“Four generations or perhaps even more” says Miguel Andrango, master weaver, when I ask him how long his family has been in the trade. He
The Galapagos’ Floreana Island has a history cloaked in mystery. There are unsolved murders, love triangles and old pirate caves to explore, as well as