Amazon

Ecuador has the highest rate of deforestation in South America which is why we need volunteers like you to help us on these Amazon conservation programs. Choose the best project for you in our Volunteer Work Ecuador Amazon page. EEV offers volunteer opportunities in various regions in the Ecuadorian Amazon with opportunities to work with 4 nationalities. We offer projects with the Shuar, Shiwiar, Waoroni y Kichwa, who all represent different cultures in the Amazon

Discover the Amazon

Reforesation in the Amazon

Volunteers will be working hard to make their imprint in reforestation efforts to recuperate bio-diversity of flora, fauna and animals in the province of Pastaza in Ecuador.

Shiwiar Amazon Community

Sustainable development in the Amazon

Shuar Amazon Community

Sustainable development in the high Amazon basin in Ecuador

Waorani Amazon Experience

The Waoroni live deep in the Amazonian jungle, and are one of the last contacted tribes in Ecuador. Protecting their territory from petroleum companies and maintaining a sustainable and harmonious lifestyle in the jungle is what they are fighting for.

Yasuni Kichwa Community

The Kichwa community is an indigenous community that lives in the Amazon rainforest right on the border of Yasuni National Park. The National Park is a protected area for conservation and reforestation. In fact, Yasuni is considered, by scientists, as the most biodiverse place on earth. However, many oil companies have managed to implement themselves in the rainforest.