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Here are two exciting ways for
teachers and environmental educators to travel to the Amazon
Rainforest.
1. You can TRAVEL FREE while giving your students and their
families the benefits of educational travel to one of the
most diverse environments in the world. Bring a group
of 6 and travel with all of your expenses paid during an
8-day Amazon Rainforest workshop June 15, June 25, or July
5, 2006. Experience a 1/4 mile Rainforest canopy
walkway, get involved in a village service project, and see
how indigenous cultures use the forest for medicine, food,
and shelter. Land cost for students & families is
$1798, plus roundtrip airfare. For information on how
teachers can TRAVEL FREE to the Amazon Rainforest, visit
http://www.travel2learn.com.
2. Sign up for the 14th Annual Amazon Rainforest Workshop
specially designed for K-12 educators, scheduled July 7-16,
2006. This 1-day event, co-sponsored by Selby
Botanical Gardens, is a professional development opportunity
for teachers to work side-by-side with a spirited faculty of
scientists. Academic credit and an extension to Machu
Picchu are available. Land cost for this educator
workshop is $1998, plus air. For expedition
information or funding ideas call Dr. Frances Gatz at
1-800-669-6806, email
fgatz@earthlink.net or visit the website
http://www.travel2learn.com.
Environmental Expeditions,
9335 Fraser Avenue, Silver Spring, MD 20910
Frances Gatz, Ph.D., Director, Rainforest Workshops
Fax: 301-585-4899 Email:
fgatz@earthlink.net
Phone: 800-669-6806 or 301-585-7027
Website:
www.travel2learn.com
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