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Hello! I am a documentary film-maker and photographer who has traveled as a volunteer to help promote non-profit organizations. Along the way I've also visited amazing places and eco-tourism lodges and have had some lucky encounters with animals (and some not so lucky). By volunteering I have gotten to work with the Galápagos National Park, PeruVerde, Sustainable Bolivia, Energetica, Mosoj Yan, and National Geographic. I'm trying to help these organizations attract more attention and donations to their website, so thanks for watching and please help me spread the word about these organizations that are working to stop deforestation, preserve delicate ecosystems, research sustainable means for energy development, and rescue children from the perils of life on the street.
I grew up in Oregon and have always loved the outdoors and saying hello.
Tag Archives: Oruro
20 hours of drinking and Dancing – ¡Carnaval!
Carnaval in Oruro is THE Place to be (if you´re not in Rio) and since we couldn´t meet up with Bill and Cindy in Brazil, we went with 50 others from Sustainable Bolivia to the gem of Bolivia. Oruro is … Continue reading
An All-Expense Paid Trip to Nowhere
I’m riding through the mountains from Oruro back to Cochabamba. It’s my fifth day in a row traveling and the third of this trip. Sunday Shay and I left the jungles of Chapare, on Monday I rode up into the … Continue reading
Posted in In the Shadow of the Andes
Tagged altiplano, aymara, Bolivia, development, development aid, energetica, llama, Oruro, quechua, renewable energy, solar panel, sustainable energy
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