Ed Stafford is on an epic journey walking the length of the Amazon river. He takes time out to tell everyone about Sky2Sea International...

A trip Far South

Travel to the Far South

I made this promo video while on a goodwill/medical expedition in PNG.

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Brazil Ecotravel - www.brazil-ecotravel.com - Breathtake landscapes, great climate, megabiodiversity, wonderful people, vibrant culture and a fascinating history.

People wonder why I never make plans when I travel. Well, while I was wandering around Sevagram waiting for a bus after getting off at the wrong train station, I got invited to spend the night at Gandhi's house. This allowed me to solve a number of missions, "Seek the Truth", suggested by Zach Collins, "Visit and Ashram", suggested by Paul Graham, "Seek Out a storied wise man and learn his secrets" suggested by Adam Holwerda and "Learn about one significant event in India's history" suggested by David.

GVI has been invited by the Seychelles government and local NGO’s, to assist their priority biological study and conservation programmes including coral reef research, invertebrate surveys, whale shark migration observations, plankton sampling, turtle nesting research and in water turtle surveys, together with additional training and assistance to our partner organisations.

Global Vision International’s longest running marine expedition offers an array of marine research projects combined with local community interaction and breathtaking scenery in Mexico’s first biosphere reserve. The ambitious coral reef research and community education expeditions support and assist the work of local non-profits including Amigos de Sian Ka’an (ASK), the local state university of Quintana Roo (UQR), and the National Commission for the Conservation of Natural Protected Areas (CONANP), as well as international NGO’s and universities on the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef Survey.

The Amazon rainforest is home to 30% of all known plant and animal species making it one of the most diverse ecosystems on the planet. The region is populated by a variety of indigenous cultures and settlers who make their living in this seemingly inhospitable terrain. GVI’s Amazon expedition is set in the heart of the Ecuadorian rainforest and provides participants with a unique, first-hand experience of this extraordinary environment and its inhabitants.