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Biology & Endemic Ecology
by: El Terreno
The Andean region near Guaranda is rich in biodiversity, with native forests, rivers, and traditional farmlands shaped by centuries of local knowledge. However, deforestation, agricultural expansion, and chemical fertilizers are degrading soils, reducing native vegetation, and polluting water sources. Traditional agroforestry practices are disappearing, causing declines in pollinators, beneficial...
The Andean region near Guaranda is rich in biodiversity, with native forests, rivers, and traditional farmlands shaped by centuries of local knowledge. However, deforestation, agricultural expansion, and chemical fertilizers are degrading soils, reducing native vegetation, and polluting water sources. Traditional agroforestry practices are disappearing, causing declines in pollinators, beneficial insects, and endemic birds. Migration is also leading to the loss of ancestral ecological knowledge. Join the Biology & Endemic Ecology placement as an intern or volunteer. You will contribute to habitat restoration, native species reintroduction, biodiversity monitoring, and water source protection. You will work with local farmers and organizations to combine scientific approaches with traditi...
Program Highlights
Participate in hands-on habitat restoration, native species reintroduction, and biodiversity monitoring in the biodiverse Ecuadorian Andes.
Combine scientific research with traditional ecological knowledge to protect fragile highland ecosystems.
Contribute to reforestation, water source protection, and the revival of agroforestry practices alongside local farmers.
Develop practical field skills in ecology, conservation, and community-based environmental projects.
Experience the stunning Andean landscape while making a real contribution to preserving endemic biodiversity for future generations.
Quick Details
- Guaranda, Ecuador
- 5-8 Weeks
- 3-6 Months
- 9-12 Weeks
- Animal Sciences
- Biology
- Ecology
- Animal Welfare
- Biological Research See more
- All Nationalities
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Program Details
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Locations
- Guaranda, Ecuador
Types and Subjects
- Fields
- Animal Sciences
- Biology
- Ecology
Availability
Years Offered: Year Round
- 5-8 Weeks
- 3-6 Months
- 9-12 Weeks
Age Requirement
18+
Guidelines
All Nationalities
This Program is also open to Couples, Group
Starts At
Program Cost Includes
- Accommodation / Housing for Program Duration
- Some Program Activity Costs
- Wifi Costs
- Some Meals / Partial Meal Plan
Accommodation Options
- Dormitory
- Home-stays
Qualifications & Experience
- English
- Spanish
Language Skills Required
- University Freshman (1st Year)
- University Sophomore (2nd Year)
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Phone/Video Interview
- Online Application
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The Andean region near Guaranda is rich in biodiversity, with native forests, rivers, and traditional farmlands shaped by centuries of local knowledge. However, deforestation, agricultural expansion, and chemical fertilizers are degrading soils, reducing native vegetation, and polluting water sources. Traditional agroforestry practices are disappearing, causing declines in pollinators, beneficial insects, and endemic birds. Migration is also leading to the loss of ancestral ecological knowledge. Join the Biology & Endemic Ecology placement as an intern or volunteer. You will contribute to habitat restoration, native species reintroduction, biodiversity monitoring, and water source protection. You will work with local farmers and organizations to combine scientific approaches with traditi...
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The Andean region near Guaranda is rich in biodiversity, with native forests, rivers, and traditional farmlands shaped by centuries of local knowledge. However, deforestation, agricultural expansion, and chemical fertilizers are degrading soils, reducing native vegetation, and polluting water sources. Traditional agroforestry practices are disappearing, causing declines in pollinators, beneficial insects, and endemic birds. Migration is also leading to the loss of ancestral ecological knowledge. Join the Biology & Endemic Ecology placement as an intern or volunteer. You will contribute to habitat restoration, native species reintroduction, biodiversity monitoring, and water source protection. You will work with local farmers and organizations to combine scientific approaches with traditi...
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