Welcome to Maderas Rainforest Conservancy!
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About Us
The Maderas Rainforest Conservancy was established to promote the conservation, protection, and management of Mesoamerican forests and animal and plant biodiversity through education, reforestation, preservation, and by working with local communities, national & international institutions, colleges and universities.
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Your donation will go to various causes such as:
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Women's Empowerment
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Rural Veterinary Outreach
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Children's Environmental Educational initiative
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Courses, Programs & Workshops
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Spanish & Cooking
The Maya World: Art Archeology and Literature
We host various initiatives on both of our tropical locations in Central America such as:
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Primatology classes
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Ecology classes
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Botany classes
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Anatomy classes
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Social & Community Aid Workshops
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Art classes
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Specialty Courses & Programs
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Or Contact Us if your interested in starting a new endeavor!
Classes run in the summer and winter terms. Apply here!
Request an information packet here to find out more!
Get involved by studying abroad on either of our tropical locations
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Maderas Rainforest Conservancy page
Ometepe Biological Field Station page
La Suerte Biological Field Station page
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What to know:
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$150 application fee
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To pay upon application completion via PayPal
- Application fee is refundable if not admitted into the program
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Old School? Like to mail it in? Or not pay online?
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Download a PDF application here
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Fill it out
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Mail it in with the $150 Application Fee
Contact Us
Email: info@maderasrfc.org
Phone: (305)666-9932 (9am - 5pm EST)
Fax: (305)666-7581
The Maderas Rainforest Conservancy
P.O. Box 55-7519
Miami Fl, 33255-7519
Travel to either Costa Rican or Nicaraguan tropical locations
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Ometepe Biological Field Station
The Ometepe Biological Station is in Isla de Ometepe. Ometepe is an island of 276 square kilometers lying in Lake Nicaragua. It is the largest Volcanic island in the world situated in a fresh water lake. Two majestic forested volcanoes dominate the island.
La Suerte Biological Field Station
La Suerte Biological Field Station is located in northeastern Costa Rica, Central America.This lowland neotropical region remains one of the most biologically diverse in the world. The field station encompasses 1000 acres containing a wealth of habitats, including primary and secondary forests, swamps, marshes and pastures. In addition, much of the property lies along Río La Suerte, a beautiful flowing river that empties into the Caribbean at Tortuguero National Park. The area is home to thousands of plant and insect species as well as hundreds of species of amphibians, reptiles, birds (260 species; see web site for the list) and mammals.