Our Progams:

  • Support educators to create global learning experiences for their students

  • Create opportunities for students across the Americas to learn from each other 

  • Further cross-cultural understanding, respect and appreciation 

Sample Programs

Mexico - The Yucatan Peninsula

Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula is a region rich with a thriving Maya culture and proud history. Learn about Maya culture, language and cuisine while exploring archaeological sites and natural beauty. During your time:

  • Learn from archaeologists at their excavation sites 

  • Discover the world of the ancient Maya, delving into the scientific, mathematical and agricultural accomplishments of this thriving civilization

  • Immerse yourself in today’s Maya culture with artistic and culinary activities

  • Explore the Yucatan Peninsula’s natural beauty, including sacred cenotes (underground pools) and protected biosphere reserves

  • Examine how modern-day tourism impacts the Maya community

Argentina - The Ibera Wetlands

Explore Argentina’s Ibera National Park, one of the western hemisphere’s great environmental conservation success stories. In 2016, Kris Tompkins donated 375,000 acres of wetland creating a new national park. During your time:

  • Learn from local naturalists about how the re-introduction of species like the jaguar and anteater are strengthening the ecosystem

  • Meet with community members to discuss the transition from ranching to tourism has benefitted the local economy.

  • Explore the wetlands looking for birds, capybaras, caimans, otters, armadillos, foxes, ostrich and other species that thrive in the wetlands.

  • Continue from Argentina’s newest national park to its oldest, Iguazu National Park, with waterfalls that are one of the wonders of the world.

Costa Rica - The Osa Peninsula

Costa Rica's remote Osa Peninsula is home to 2.5% of the earth's biodiversity. Learn how the community has transformed from hunting and gold mining into an international leader sustainably preserving its unique ecology, agriculture and wildlife corridors. During your time:

  • Learn from scientists dedicated to protecting the Osa Peninsula

  • Maintain the local sea turtle hatchery

  • Set up large mammal camera traps

  • Assess water quality in tropical watersheds

  • Work (and eat) at sustainable organic farms

  • Meet and share stories with local students