The Ceiba Foundation

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Basic Information

Address: Ceiba Foundation for Tropical Conservation 1202 Williamson St., Lower Level Madison, WI 53703 and Fundación Ceiba Juan Ramirez N36-14 y Germán Alemán Quito, Ecuador
Phone Number: 608.230.5550
Fax Number: 608.227.0141
Director: Catherine Woodward & Joe Meisel, founders and directors

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Additional Information:

Semester Program:
The Ceiba Foundation is a non-profit conservation organization that has teamed up with the University of Wisconsin - Madison to offer a fully accredited tropical conservation study abroad program in Ecuador. Our programs immerse students in the rich ecosystems and cultures of Ecuador, while providing hands-on training in conservation science and practice! Our rigorous programs are led by experienced tropical biologists active in conservation work.

Summer courses:
Study tropical ecology while traveling to some of the incredible ecosystems in Ecuador. Ceiba's exciting summer course leads students on a four week expedition through mountainous forest, coastal sands, Andean tundra, and the world-famous Amazon rainforest. Students study the diversity of tropical plants and animals, learn broad ecological concepts and gain hands-on experience in ecological research methods. The course is fully accredited by the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

Internships:
This program will immerse you in the rural communities and tropical habitats of coastal Ecuador, where you will gain hands-on experience and improve your Spanish language skills. You will select your internship project from one of four general subject areas: conservation, research, education and community development.

Volunteer Programs:
This program will immerse you in the rural communities and tropical habitats of coastal Ecuador, where you will gain hands-on experience and improve your Spanish language skills. You will select your internship project from one of four general subject areas: conservation, research, education and community development.