Volunteer in the Amazon Rainforest with the Wawazonia Project, located in Ecuador’s Arรบtam community, Pastaza Province. This unique opportunity offers involvement in community development, conservation, and an immersive experience in the life of the Shuar and Kichwa people. Managed entirely by local indigenous groups, the project focuses on sustainable practices, including farming, research, and eco-friendly initiatives. Accommodation is provided in private homes with host families, offering a traditional diet and cultural exchange. Volunteers contribute 4-5 hours daily, five days a week, with programs available all year. The experience enhances language skills, offers insight into indigenous culture, and allows exploration of the rainforest. A program fee covers accommodation and meals, with additional costs for optional activities. Visa support is available, and the project welcomes volunteers of all ages and backgrounds, except those with disabilities due to the rural setting. This is more than just volunteer work; it’s a chance to be part of a meaningful cultural exchange and contribute to the Amazon’s sustainability.
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Volunteer in an indigenous community in the Amazon Rainforest in Ecuador ๐ช๐จ
