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At Amazon Field Station in Tambopata, Machu Picchu and Cabo Blanco, Inkaterra Asociación develops scientific research and conservation activities, always contributing to the creation of new products related to ecotourism, as it is one of the most efficient strategies to conserve biodiversity and to encourage economic development among local communities.

This knowledge is shared with young professionals through training courses on environmental interpretation, ecotourism, agroforestry, good practices, among others. This contributes to the development of responsible and sustainable activities for the conservation of some of Peru’s most diverse ecosystems.

  • Upcoming courses
  • Past Courses

    Inkaterra Asociación ( contact@inkaterra-asociacion.org )

    • Practical workshop of Molecular Biology and Genetics
      ( December 8 – December 13, 2019)
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    Smithsonian Institute

    • Biodiversity Monitoring for Conservation and Development Professionals – BMAP (June 6 – June 12, 2019)
    • Curso de Monitoreo de Biodiversidad para profesionales en Conservación y Desarrollo (May 27 – 2 June, 2018)
    • Andean Bear Monitoring and Conservation Workshop (2016-2017)
    • Biodiverstiy Monitoring Course for Conservation Professionals (BMAP) – 2017.

    Field Projects International

    • Genomics in the Jungle (July 22 – August 4, 2018)
    • Amazonian ABCs: Fundamentals of Rainforest Ecology and Field Botany (June 3-16, 2018 & July 15-26, 2018)
    • Amazon to Andes: The Birds of Peru (24- July 7 OR July 13, 2018)
  • Machu Picchu
    • “Introduction to Birdwatching Workshop” (Jan. 2014)
    • “Birdwatching Techniques Workshop” (Feb. 2014)
    • “Orchid Conservation at Machu Picchu Sanctuary Course”
    • “Andean Bear Conservation Course”
    • “Apiculture Course”
    • “Bio Garden Development Workshop”
  • Training Courses

    Tambopata

    • “3rd Bird banding course” (Feb 2014).
    • “4th Environmental Interpretation Workship for ecotourism guides.”
    • “Tropical Dendrology”.
    • “Wildlife Management and Camera Trap Monitoring” (May 2016).

    Machu Picchu:

    • “Introduction to Bird Watching” (Jan. 2014).
    • “Bird Watching Techniques” (Feb. 2014).
    • “Orchid Conservation at the Machu Picchu Historical Sanctuary”
    • “Andean Bear Conservation”
    • “Beekeeping”
    • “Bio-Orchard Management”

     Cabo Blanco:

    • “Good practices in Tourism Activities” (January 2014).
    • “Client development” (January 2014).
    • “Sustainable Techniques in sport fishing” (January 2014).
    • “Good practices in artisanal fishing” (February 2014).