Borneo Jungle Buzz adventure
Wednesday, September 8th, 2010Latest adventure from Corporatebuzz and The Buzz Club
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Borneo Jungle Buzz Itinerary
Wednesday, September 8th, 2010This is a sample itinerary for our latest adventure to the jungles of Borneo with Corporate Buzz and The Buzz Club
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Borneo Jungle Buzz adventure
Wednesday, September 8th, 2010Latest adventure from Corporate Buzz and The Buzz Club
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Sexy Lady Bug Eating Queen of the Jungle Thailand Wild Crazy Weird Bizarre Strange
Monday, September 6th, 2010Sexy Lady Bug Eating Queen of the Jungle Wild & Crazy bug food eat fest Thailand
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Amazonas Adventure
Monday, August 23rd, 2010From Manaus with its fish markets and opera house. to sunsets on the Rio Solimoes and Rio Negro.. victoria water lilies, orchids, locals and amazon parrots.. The footage was taken on two separate trips with Mo Fortes as we explored the flooded jungle of the region.
Tranquilo Bay Adventure – Punta Valiente Bocas del Toro Panama
Wednesday, July 28th, 2010These is one of the excursions we take here at Tranquilo Bay eco adventure lodge. It is a visit to the Ngobe Bugle Comarca (tribal lands) on Punta Valiente in Bocas del Toro, Panama.
Rainforest Tribal Art
Monday, July 19th, 2010www.arte-amazonia.com Join us on with this photoshow to experience some of the cultures of the Amazon of Venezuela. Experience the rainforest from a unique perspective not taught to you in schools or books. We have selected handicraft made by indigenous tribes and also ceremonial pieces that are rarely seen even in museums. As the Amazon continues to be threatened so do the many cultures and traditions that live there. In the Video you will see the arts of the Yanomami, Ye’kuana, Piaroa and Waroa. We have much to learn from them and there way of life. The baskets they weave hold many secrets. What plants do they use? How do they find the plants? How are the plants treated and conditioned for use? Who teaches the techniques? Who does the weaving? What do the symbols mean? Why are they a certain color? Join us as we ask these questions and take a serious look at some of the worlds oldest treasures.
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i-to-i Costa Rica – Turtle Conservation & Surfing
Monday, June 14th, 2010For more information on volunteering in Costa Rica, or one of many other projects around the world, visit us at www.i-to-i.com When you travel with i-to-i you’ll experience a travel adventure which will change your life forever as you’ll gain a deep immersion into another culture while making a difference. Costa Rica literally means ‘the rich coast’, and it is an archetypal tropical paradise. Pristine rainforests run down to idyllic golden beaches, and the ‘poco a poco’ (little by little) pace of life is reassuringly relaxed and guaranteed to make travel in Costa Rica a relaxing and rewarding experience. If you’re interested in volunteering in Costa Rica, this video outlines the opportunities to aid turtle conservation efforts, to help save some of Costa Rica’s most endangered animals then reward yourself with adrenalin-packed surfing lessons on the country’s spectacular beaches. For those of you considering volunteering in Costa Rica during your travel adventure in Costa Rica or Costa Rica gap year, the news is good. We send lots of volunteer travellers out to Costa Rica to support meaningful projects and the country is something of a meeting point for people planning on travelling into Latin America.
i-to-i Costa Rica – Ecology Conservation
Monday, June 14th, 2010For more information on volunteering in Costa Rica, or one of many other projects around the world, visit us at www.i-to-i.com When you travel with i-to-i you’ll experience a travel adventure which will change your life forever as you’ll gain a deep immersion into another culture while making a difference. Costa Rica literally means ‘the rich coast’, and it is an archetypal tropical paradise. Pristine rainforests run down to idyllic golden beaches, and the ‘poco a poco’ (little by little) pace of life is reassuringly relaxed and guaranteed to make travel in Costa Rica a relaxing and rewarding experience. If you’re interested in volunteering in Costa Rica, this video outlines the opportunities to help conservation efforts in order to preserve the natural beauty of this beautiful country. For those of you considering volunteering in Costa Rica during your travel adventure in Costa Rica or Costa Rica gap year, the news is good. We send lots of volunteer travellers out to Costa Rica to support meaningful projects and the country is something of a meeting point for people planning on travelling into Latin America.
i-to-i Costa Rica – Community Development
Monday, June 14th, 2010For more information on volunteering in Costa Rica, or one of many other projects around the world, visit us at www.i-to-i.com When you travel with i-to-i you’ll experience a travel adventure which will change your life forever as you’ll gain a deep immersion into another culture while making a difference. Costa Rica literally means ‘the rich coast’, and it is an archetypal tropical paradise. Pristine rainforests run down to idyllic golden beaches, and the ‘poco a poco’ (little by little) pace of life is reassuringly relaxed and guaranteed to make travel in Costa Rica a relaxing and rewarding experience. If you’re interested in volunteering in Costa Rica, this video outlines the opportunities to teach English in Costa Rica and get involved in community volunteering projects across the country. For those of you considering volunteering in Costa Rica during your travel adventure in Costa Rica or Costa Rica gap year, the news is good. We send lots of volunteer travellers out to Costa Rica to support meaningful projects and the country is something of a meeting point for people planning on travelling into Latin America.