Save The Rainforest, Inc.
Involving young people in campaigns to
 save rainforests and offering ecology 
courses in the tropics for school groups.

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Current action campaign: Lobbying world governments to include the protection of tropical forests in the United Nations Convention on Climate Change agreements. These agreements will succeed the Kyoto Protocol and be ratified in Copenhagen in December 2009. For more information and to sign a declaration supporting tropical forests please see our Forests Now Action Campaign page. 

To view a short video segment of a presentation on tropical forests given by the president of Save the Rainforest, Inc. click here.


The 2010 dates and prices for the  courses below have just been set. 

  • Mexico: Sea Turtle Camp/Rainforest/Coral Reef 8 days
  • Costa Rica: Rainforest/Pacific Beaches 12 days
  • Panama: Rainforest/Indigenous People/Coral Reef 14 days
  • Belize: Rainforest/Mayan Ruins/Coral Reef 12 days
  • Ecuador/Galapagos: Rainforest/San Cristobal Island 14 days
  • All Galapgaos: San Cristobal, Isabella, Santa Cruz 10 days

For details and itineraries check our course pages above, 
also check FAQ and our testimonials/references.

Teachers who lead an expedition will travel free. Students will learn about different cultures and tropical ecosystems, AND participate in conservation projects that will enhance their college resumes.

Save The Rainforest is a non profit organization governed by a teacher board of directors. We have coordinated trips for over 6,000 people since 1989 without incident. Your trip with us will be safe, fun, educational and truly inspirational. If you have never taken students overseas we will make it easy for you. If you are a veteran group leader we may have a program you want to try.

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Leatherneck Turtle Laying Eggs Important links

Save The Rainforest, Inc

Post Office Box 16271
Las Cruces, NM 88004
Phone (608) 729-4877
e-mail: saverfn@cybermesa.com 

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(Nov. 2003)