I’m back with another story to tell! Iracambi was graced by the presence of ex-Iracambi volunteer Kellie Moore and her husband Christian who decided to bring along their children, namely: Taro, Yasmin, Hugo and Ingrid. Kellie had come to Iracambi

  Iracambi has officially launched Forests 4 Water. Now we need to ensure its longevity so we are asking our wonderful Iracambistas to become monthly donors. If we can get 100 of you to make a recurring donation of $10

I’m back with another rainforest blog! OWL PHOTO!!!! As I promised in my bird blog (BIRDS!!!), I would try to hunt down the famous owl photo from Ricardo. Well here it is: Latin name: Pulsatrix koeniswaldiana English Name: Tawny-browed owl

This blog I thought I would introduce some of the new volunteers that have arrived at Iracambi Meet Mimi/Mia/Francesca: Mimi, as she prefers to be called, is a lawyer from Germany. But I don’t think the term lawyer alone does

  Birds, so many birds! This weekend Iracambi was visited by a group of Brasilian birdwatchers who wanted to explore the Atlantic Forest in order to monitor changes of the various species in the area and to have FUN! Ricardo,

I’m back, reporting live from the Atlantic Forest. This blog I thought I would introduce the volunteers and update you on the Iracambi adventures. Meet Tom:    Tom is a Belgian intern in Green Management from Hoge School Gent who has expertise

  I have arrived – I being me, Imran Viroomal, the new communications coordinator – to Iracambi where the sun is shining, the birds are chattering and the streams are flowing. I decided to take the long way to Iracambi