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Rolling bilingual course launching 2022!
OUR FIELD COURSE
Have you always wanted to travel Latin America? Ever thought it was possible with zero carbon footprint, while supporting a good cause?
Join us to take part in this innovative Virtual Field School and learn from experts whose work with local communities across Latin America has been funded by the National Geographic Society.
This certificate course is an interdisciplinary social science and humanities field school aimed at both the university student and life-learner alike. It is for those interested in sustainable development, nature conservation, and socioecological change.
This course offers seminars, virtual field-trips, and one-to-one mentorship by field experts across Latin America. It will give you an inside look at critical development and conservation issues, while supporting local communities and grassroots non-profit organizations.
Want to learn more? Click here.
Our next Certificate Course will be held in early 2022.
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MEET THE INSTRUCTORS
ASHLI AKINS
DANIEL
ARAUZ NARANJO
VANESSA BÉZY
ANDREA IZAGUIRRE
REBECCA SMITH
PERU
National Geographic
Explorer '19
Founder & President,
Mosqoy
socioeconomic justice, cultural heritage, sustainable development, women's rights, Indigenous rights
COSTA RICA
National Geographic
Photo Ark EDGE Fellow '18
Biologist &
Project Coordinator,
CREMA
conservation & ecology of endangered species, sustainable fisheries, marine protected areas
COSTA RICA
National Geographic
Explorer '12
President & Scientific Director, Wildlife Conservation Association
marine biology,
wildlife conservation, environmental education, sustainable development & tourism
HONDURAS
National Geographic Funded Project '19 & '21
Program Coordinator,
BICA Utila
environmental education, water quality monitoring, community & youth development
PARAGUAY
National Geographic
Explorer '18
Primate Project Leader,
Para La Tierra
primate behaviour & conservation, environmental education,
ecosystem protection
For more information about our Course Instructors, click here.