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Program Terms
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Spring
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Summer
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Winter
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Participants
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Undergraduate
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Graduate
(College)
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Teenagers
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High School
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Parent and
Child
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Adults
Subject Areas
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Agricultural
Sciences
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Archaeology
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Biology
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Botany
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Continuing
Education
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Ecology
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Environmental
Science
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Geology
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High School
Program
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Latin
American Studies
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Marine
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Quick Look
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Location:
Oaxaca - Mexico
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Language of Instruction: English, Spanish, Italian, French
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Academic Credit Available: Yes
Overview
 Teen service learning and outdoor adventure in Oaxaca, Mexico. Participate in a mangrove replanting project, contribute to sea turtle conservation, work with locals on community-based eco-tourism venture, feed baby crocodiles, support locals through purchasing crafts and pottery. All services provided by licensed local experts and certified guides. Activities include: rappelling, rock climbing, Spanish Language immersion, horseback riding, visit archeological ruins, mountain trekking, leave no trace, leadership and teamwork, river rafting, snorkeling, cave exploration, visit a working coffee plantation.
Academic Credit
Academic credit is available.
1 NRES Credit through the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point.
Dates
Various. Two week and week long program opportunities. Generally begin Jun-August.
Contact
3014 Golden Ave
Long Beach, CA 90806
Tel:
866-658-1119
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