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Responsible Tourism within the Children’s Land.
There is a magical place in the Peruvian Amazon where, in spite of the threats posed by mining, hunting and illegal tree-felling, hope that the world can improve still exists. This initiative is called Children’s Forest (BoNi) and is a natural area located in Madre de Dios - Peru. This area is taken care of by children who, alongside their families, co-exist with nature, appreciating and celebrating her.
ANIA offers you the opportunity of living this unique experience through a package tour, in which you will take part of the BoNi Project and will live with the project’s promoter community: Boca Amigo
Enjoy activities such as trekking on the paths of the forest, boat rides, reforestation, agriculture, visits to the neighboring mining centers, workshops and sport and artistic practices with the children and adults of the community, such as preparing a handcraft base on seeds, fishing and the refreshing experience of bathing in the river or the lake,
For further details, go to Take Part as a Tourist.
For further information about the programs and prices, write to: [email protected]
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Children’s Land Training Courses
The Children’s Land Promotion Centre (CPTiNi) located in the Fundo San Antonio, on the 21st km of the Puerto Maldonado - Cusco highway, Department of Madre de Dios; will offer two courses during 2007 in which you will be trained as a Promoter of the Children’s Land program. These courses will take place on the following dates:
- From July 21th to July 27th.
- From October 06th to October 12th.
For more information and applications write to: [email protected]
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Joaquín Leguía nominated for Young Global Leader 2007 by the World Economic Forum
Joaquín Leguía, Executive Director of ANIA, has been elected by the World Economic Forum as the Latin American representative for the Forum of Young Global Leaders meeting of 2007, that will take place in China on September 4th, 5th and 6th of the current year. This event will count with the participation of 250 representatives from all over the world, elected on the basis of their dedicated work, contribution and commitment towards society. The objective is to create an international community in which to discuss proposals and development strategies, from different disciplines and to take concrete actions in order to achieve a better world. |
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Collect Ania´s Short Stories!
The 3 short stories collection is out now: "Ania and the Voice of the World", "Ania and the Road to El Dorado" and "Ania and the Treasure of the Forest". In this way, you would be able to go with our dear Ania and her jungle friends in their magical and exciting adventures to change the world.
There you will find fun games and activities, as well an audio CD in which you will be able to hear the wonderful sounds of the forest and the voices of your favorite characters.
Renown actors such as : Mónica Sánchez, Christian Thorsen, Javier Echevarría, Miguel Iza, Ricardo Velásquez, Pipo Gallo, Mónica Rossi, Lucía Lora y José San Miguel, have lent their voices to the characters. Furthermore, you will enjoy the illustrations of Juan Carlos Semino and Alfredo Suárez. Each short story includes a CD and costs s/.20 soles. To place an order, please call us (51-1) 243-3210 or write to
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Documentary encourages to act in favor of the Environment.
The documentary "An Inconvenient Truth" has put in evidence the terrible disturbances caused by global warming. This film, which includes the comments of the United States ex Vice-president Al Gore, explains the consequences of climate change and the dangers that this implies for life on the planet. It also talks about this worrying situation using real events that have taken the lives of thousands of people, such as the New Orleans tragedy. Phenomena such as El Niño or the melting of glaciers and snow peaks put in evidence that Peru is not immune to the devastating effects of climate change. Unfortunately, our country is one of the most vulnerable to climate threats, after Honduras and Bangladesh. The problem has reached critical levels, even though it doesn’t receive enough attention from neither the media, nor the authorities or society in general. Nevertheless, we are still on time of reacting and counteracting the levels of contamination. It is not difficult to do it and it will not take much of your time or effort. Take a look to the following link and you will see how you can take care of the environment from home, the office or when going from one place to another.
http://www.conam.gob.pe/cambioclimatico/pelicula/actuaahora.html
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