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Galapagos Special Alert: Presence of Plasmodium Detected in Galapagos Penguins

One of the greatest threats to the delicate ecosystem of the Galapagos Islands is invasive species. The unique plant and wildlife that have developed over centuries on the islands did so in extreme isolation from the mainland – making them exceptionally vulnerable to foreign diseases that their immune systems are simply ill-prepared to …
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Lonesome George, Not So Lonesome?

Published August 22, 2008

Last month brought news that 13 eggs where found in Lonesome George's pen. The last of the Galapagos' Pinta Island species of giant tortoise, scientists at the Charles Darwin Research Station have been attempting to breed George with tortoises similar to Pinta subspecies since 1972. Over thirty-years later (giant …
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Construction at Charles Darwin Station - Giant Tortoise Breeding Center Closed

The Directory of the Galapagos National Park is currently remodeling the giant tortoise breeding center, Fausto Llerena. This center is popular among visitors to the Charles Darwin Research Station during their Galapagos trip. Ongoing construction has resulted in visit restrictions to the corrals and the incubation center. This does include the …
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Hacienda el Porvenir

Hacienda El Porvenir Safe & Open to Visitors

Nothing is more important than the safety of our travelers.

Therefore, we have been keeping up with the news regarding the Cotopaxi volcano eruption in Ecuador. There has been a lot of reports about this, and we realize it can get to be conflicting and confusing information. We have received the most accurate and timely information from our …
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Galapagos Islands: Funding and Projects

Adventure Life and our travelers have given tens of thousands of dollars to IGTOA to help fund Galapagos conservation programs in the islands. Here are some of the projects sponsored through IGTOA.
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CORCOVADO COSTA RICA: The Battle Against Poaching Receives a Huge Gift

Costa Rica is known for its tropical beauty and its lush rainforests. The Corcovado National Park on the Osa Peninsula proves it. We invite you to tour Costa Rica and visit Corcovado to discover for yourself what makes this region so incredible.
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Inca Trail Regulation Changes Affect Last Minute Options

To better manage the Inca Trail and Machu Picchu Sanctuary, Peruvian authorities have placed tighter limits on the trail. The changes make last minute booking for the Inca Trail more difficult.
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How You Can Help Patagonia Land Trust

Discover how you can help preserve the wild coastline of the southern Atlantic, the grasslands that border the Andes and the southern beech forests of Patagonia.
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Thousands of Inca Mummies Raised from Their Graves

Thousands of Inca mummies have been discovered in excavations outside Lima, Peru. Learn about the artifacts uncovered and the information they give us aobut the Inca empire.
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Rain Forest Aerial Tram

Tour the rainforest on an aerial tram near Braulio Carillo National Park. It offers an up-close look at Costa Rica's rainforest canopy.
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Costa Rica Success!

Read through Brian's report from his 2001 Costa Rica travel experience, introducing new Costa Rica tours to Corcovado National Park, La Cusinga and Tiskita Lodges, and Arenal Volcano.
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The Interpretation Center in Puerto Baquerizo Moreno- San Cristobal

Find out more on the history of how the the new interpretation center on San Cristobal Island came about and its mission for the future.
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Delay of Pipeline Construction

January 2003, Press Release: Delay of pipeline construction in Ecuador's Amazon stands in the way of Citigroup loan guarantees.
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Current Politics

Democracy was fully re-established to Brazil in 1988, ushering in the current Federal Constitution. The Brazilian Federation is composed of four autonomous entities with no power hierarchy: States, Municipalities, Union, and the Federal District. The division of power among the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches exists as well, …
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Victory in Chile! Coastal Road Rerouted!

This press release from January 23, 2003 reports on the rerouting of a road that threaten the Valdivian rainforest of southern Chile.
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Magazine Conference

Hosted by Women's Adventure Magazine

I know that many of our travelers not only have a passion for adventure, but also for sharing their adventures with anyone who will listen (yours-truly included)!

I've found a great place for writers and photographers to not only hone your skills, but also learn the ropes on turning your passion into a …
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Patagonia Land Trust Current Projects

Learn more about the Patagonia Land Trust current preservation projects along the coast, grasslands, mountains, and forests: where and how they are working towards conservation in Argentina and Chile.
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Our Friends in Peru say THANK YOU

Travel entails an invaluable relationship between visitors and hosts. Their success is our success. Here are a few organizations and communities in Peru that we are more than pleased to offer our support.
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International Galapagos Tour Operators Association: Preserving the Galapagos

Members of IGTOA are tour operators and organizations seeking to protect the Galapagos marine and terrestrial ecosystems and species. Find out more about this organizations mission and projects on the islands.
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Machu Picchu ancient ruins

Last Minute Inca Trail

New restrictions to hiking the Inca Trail have been added recently. Learn more about the new reservation system and what it means for travelers.
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Inka Porter Project

Inspiration for Diane Dandeneau's art show came from her travels to the Inka ruins. Profits from her show got to the Inka Porter Project. Find out more about the porters and efforts to help their communities.
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A Note from Peru's Center for Traditional Textiles of Cusco

Over the years Adventure Life has provided on-going support to the Center for Traditional Textiles of Cusco (CTTC). Here is a note from the director.
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Share Your Travels. Win a Trip Contest: Past Winners and Prizes

Our first journal contest was a terrific success. Take a look at the winning entries, as well as the incredible prizes, including an Alaska cruise and Antarctica adventure!
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