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1) your boat drivers are absolutely amazing. The way they maneuver those long awkward boats with people jiggling about in them is astonishing.
2) the food is fabulous. We feel well nourished and amazingly comfortable.
3) the "bed net fairies" are tremendous. The rooms are always clean and wonderful.
4) our guides (Sim'on and Sebastian) were so incredible that I have no words to describe what wonders they created.
In short, cudos to you all. What a wonderful, wonderful experience. Also, we were so happy to see Ruben again and thank you for keeping us up to date on the health of his son.
5) The Pilot! Wow! He's incredible.
Eileen Dasler
Lake Tomahawk, Wisconsin
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NAE (Achuar Nation of Ecuador) is a non-profit organization that was founded to fortify the identity, language, customs, worldview and laws of the Achuar Nation. www.nacionalidadachuarecuador.org Aerotsentsak - The Achuar Airline Service Aerotsentak is a nonprofit service owned by the NAE (Achuar Nation of Ecuador). Their headquarters and hub are in the city of Shell, only a few minutes away from the city of Puyo, where the headquarters of the NAE are located. www.nacionalidadachuarecuador.org Pachamama - The Pachamama Alliance is a U.S. based not-for-profit organization that was born out of a relationship developed between a group of people from the modern world and the leaders of remote indigenous groups in the Amazon region of Ecuador. This relationship was actually initiated by the indigenous elders and shamans themselves who, out of their deep concern for the growing threat to their ancient way of life, and their recognition that the roots of this threat lay far beyond their rainforest home, actively sought the partnership of committed individuals living in the modern world. www.pachamama.org MINTUR - www.turismo.gov.ec Rainforest Alliance - The Rainforest Alliance works to conserve biodiversity and ensure sustainable livelihoods by transforming land-use practices, business practices and consumer behavior. www.rainforest-alliance.org |
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