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Volunteering in Cloud Forest

The volunteer programme in the Cloud Forest is located in Urcu Puyujunda Eco-Lodge, 3km from Las Tolas village and close to Mindo, with 350 species of birds.

Urcu Puyujunda Cloud Forest Eco-Lodge area also offers the worlds richest bird bio-diversity, unexplored wilderness, natural and archaeological remains, and vibrant landscapes with 80% native forest and 20% organic farmland for the milking of the cows. It is a small place with 200 inhabitants; they came from other towns to this area for better conditions of life. The community was dedicated to cultivating sugar cane, raising cattle, to craft and to exploitation of woods. People of the town are very friendly and helpful. They have a little school, a communal meeting and a church; most of the community is catholic.

The Yumbos culture lived in the northwestern from 13th to 16th centuries. One of the archaeological remnants of this culture are the “Yumbos” pool (located in Tulipe town at 9km of Urcu Puyujunda Cloud Forest Eco-Lodge)

Some people worry about exploitation of the woods and the waste contamination in the forest of Ecuador, especially in the Cloud Forest and this problem has many ecological disasters. Other people think that they cannot do anything about it or the problems are so big that they are out of their hands, therefore, we need people to worry in order to save the Cloud Forest and to teach English to the children community of Las Tolas town. Volunteers or Scientists are very welcome.


Cost: USD 80 per week
The cost includes: Pick up airport, three meals per day and accommodation
Time volunteering: 1 week minimum and maximum 12 weeks

Voluntary Positions - Conservation Project
Voluntary Positions - Conservation Project
The slopes of the Andes are dressed with a wonderful dense ecosystem: the Cloud Forest. This ecosystem, also called "Andean eyebrow" due to its generous vegetation, is one of the most diverse in the world.
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Contact us



Marcella E8-45 and Shyris Ave.
Quito – Ecuador
South America


Phone: (593-2) 2265736
Mobiles:
(593-9) 8334489 / (593-8) 5651892
urcupuyujunda@cloudforestecuador.com

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