biodiversity
Galápagos Penguins
Did you know that the Galápagos penguin is the only penguin species found north of the Equator? Galápagos penguins are a rare and endangered species, and they are very active
Have you ever heard of the pink dolphins of the Amazon?
Endemic to Venezuela, Brasil, Peru, Guyana, Ecuador and Colombia, pink dolphins are one of the few species of dolphins that live in freshwaters. Along the rivers of South America, specifically
Galápagos Marine Reserve
The mix of hot and cold water temperatures has invited species from different areas in the Pacific ocean to coexist in this marine sanctuary. The Cromwell submarine current generates plenty
Una Mirada diferente al buceo: Vanessa Coronel
Para mí el buceo tiene muchísimos significados. Las experiencias, los lugares nuevos y la gente que conozco en mis aventuras, le dan cada vez más significados al buceo. Creo que
Ecuador’s Geography: 1 country, 4 worlds
Ecuador is located in northwestern South America. The country gets its name from the Equator, the imaginary line that crosses through the country splitting the southern and northern hemisphere. Ecuador
4 days in Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve
To make your way into the heart of the Earth, hours deep in the rainforest, you first have to spend a night in Lago Agrio. At least that’s how we
Mashpi Cloud Forest: A dream destination for Birders
The slopes of the Andes are dressed with this wonderful ecosystem, also called “Andean brow” due to its generous vegetation. The cloud forest looks like a mossy jungle with tall
Yasuni National Park: Explore this biodiverse paradise
Located between the provinces of Pastaza and Orellana, Yasuni is one of the most biodiverse areas on Earth!
In the heart of the tropical humid forest, the park’s territory encompasses overflowing rivers and low plains at the foothills of the Andes. Yasuni National Reserve covers 9,820 square kilometers, or 3,792 square miles.
Traveling through Ecuador: Cocobetty
Hi Friends! is Courtney Elizabeth and growing up some of my nicknames were Coco & Betty, thus the name CocoBetty Photography. Feel free to call me Coco, I still answer
