Second chance for the victims of the illegal traffic
The last refuge for the Scarlet macaw
Legal consumption eggs of turtles
Sustainable management of forest resources
Threats on the monkey-spider
Efforts for the sloths
Volunteers in support for the marine turtles
Soon: Galapagos, the blackberry in sights
Portrait of a Shiwiar
The forest pharmacy: welcome in the universe of healing plants
Gold organic green and fair
The jungle in the Mayan civilization
Yasuni, the garden of Eden
Arthropods to understand the Mayan life
Scientific inventory of the butterflies
Soon: mangrove swamps, when forests walk on the water
Paso Caballos, Peten, Guatemala.
Led by Jeovany Tut Rodriguez, in charge of the biological station Las Guacamayas, a group of fifteen Mayan artists Q' eqchi, from eleven to twenty years old, puts a lot into an educational project. Together, they create the organization OJAQ, which objective is to offer to the young people opportunities of future and to improve the living conditions of the community.
For that purpose, they make and put on sale frames representing animals of the rainforest from cardboards, leaves of corn and stalks of bamboo. More and more popular in Guatemala, the OJAQ already plans to widen its activities in the preparation of others craft-objects and in the development of tourist activities.
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