Summary: You will be stationed in the small rural community of Camarones, 
which is 3 km down the road from the Jama-Coaque Ecological Reserve, and you 
will be living and working in U.S. Peace Corp-type conditions (but only for 
2 months, as opposed to 2 years). You will literally be working in the 
shadow of the most threatened tropical forest in the world – the last 
Pacific Equatorial Forests of coastal Ecuador, which loom in the background 
along the coastal mountains. 

Our hope is to significantly improve not only access to education in the 
community, but also the quality of the education, with emphasis on the 
issues that are most relevant to its particular conditions – namely, forest 
and water ecology and agriculture. English takes on an especially important 
role in the development of this community for the many new eco-tourism 
opportunities that are beginning to present themselves. Most importantly, we 
are trying to foster a culture of conservation in this community and 
throughout the region, for which the wonders and power and beauty and 
importance of ecology needs to become household knowledge. You will be on 
the frontlines of this effort, which attempts nothing less than a regional 
consciousness shift and a generational change in natural resource 
management.

A full program description can be downloaded on our website at: 
http://www.3malliance.org/index.php?id=320
Before you contact us, please read the entire program description. Contact 
info and a few brief application questions are included. 

We hope to work with you soon! 

Third Millennium Alliance
Jama, Ecuador
www.3malliance.org

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