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The Magic of the Macaw
The gorgeous brightly colored macaw parrots are native to many Latin American countries from Mexico to the Amazon rainforests of Brazil.
The gorgeous brightly colored macaw parrots are native to many Latin American countries from Mexico to the Amazon rainforests of Brazil.
All throughout Latin America there grows a tree that has been valued for both it's delicious and nutritious fruit, as well as it's healing properties.
This Meso-American tradition is making quite a comeback because cacao ceremonies promote emotional and spiritual healing, and feelings of love and bliss.
Guidance to help budding young conservationists and mid-career switchers get international wildlife and conservation jobs.
A reality check for young people regarding education, university, and student debt, and ideas for taking a different path in light of looming advances in technology and a society in decline.
As we come to the end of another year, we'd like to say thank you for your continued support, and wish you all a Merry Christmas and wonderful New Year.
Everyone that posts a volunteer review between now and 21st December will receive two years free membership and automatically be entered into our Christmas prize draw.
Volunteer Guides are a unique volunteer travel resource that provide personalised information about projects in Central and South America.
Tips for college students, adults, senior citizens, teenagers, under 18's and families in choosing the best volunteer abroad programs.
Visit the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve in Mexico to witness one of nature's most spectacular events; millions of Monarch butterflies overwintering after their annual migration.
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