Here are some examples of the activities that we offer:

• An ecology introduction to the amazon rainforest and plant adaptations for survival in the Amazon Rainforest. There will be an introductory walk into the forest to learn about the structure, dynamics, and adaptations of the flora and fauna.
  
  
• Nocturnal Ecology. It will include a short night walk into the forest in order to experience the difference between diurnal and nocturnal forest life. There will be an introduction to the biotic and abiotic factors that affect the behavior of active nocturnal fauna.
  
  
• Rainforest Vertebrate Census. We will combine several types of field assessment methods to survey bird and mammal species.
  
  
• Arthropod World. This is an introduction to the amazing world of millions of species of insects, spiders, and other bugs that live in the rainforest. Visitors will learn about the survival adaptation of some arthropods.
  
  
• Nocturnal vertebrate flyers of the Rainforest. We will census nocturnal birds (owls, nighthawks, potoos) and bats using insects and mist nets.
  
  
• Clay licks. We will visit the clay licks to view macaws and mammals and to observe this peculiar behavior and learn about its importance.
  
  
• Native Communities. We will visit native communities to learn about their traditions and knowledge of the Amazon Rainforest.
  
  
• Botanical expedition. This is a special activity to learn about all the variety of plants that exist and its medicinal properties.
  
  
• Aquatic Vertebrates Census. This is a nocturnal trip along rivers or lakes to do an assessment of caimans and frog species and their behaviour.