Research Stations
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This is a convenience page for getting information about research stations. | This is a convenience page for getting information about research stations. | ||
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* [http://www.guaycuyacu.net/index.html Reserva Rio Guaycuyacu]: Jim West, who has 600+ species of fruit trees from around the world. | * [http://www.guaycuyacu.net/index.html Reserva Rio Guaycuyacu]: Jim West, who has 600+ species of fruit trees from around the world. | ||
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** Reserva Otoyacu: 100 hectáreas de bosque húmedo tropical en la Amazonía de Ecuador | ** Reserva Otoyacu: 100 hectáreas de bosque húmedo tropical en la Amazonía de Ecuador | ||
* [http://ecominga.com/Candelaria.htm Cerro Candelaria Reserve]: the reserve of orchid specialist Lou Jost. Near Banos, 2600 hectares ranging from 1800 m to 3800 m (paramo.) Research station and guides available. | * [http://ecominga.com/Candelaria.htm Cerro Candelaria Reserve]: the reserve of orchid specialist Lou Jost. Near Banos, 2600 hectares ranging from 1800 m to 3800 m (paramo.) Research station and guides available. | ||
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| + | * [http://www.andeanbirding.com Andean Birding, Charlie Vogt]: the go-to man for information and specialized trips. Birds, plants, insects: you name it. Charlie is one of the most highly qualified naturalists in Ecuador. | ||
| + | * [mailto:tarquinonapo@gmail.com Tarquino Yanguez], (593) 996 601 221: owns Rio y Fuego restaurant in Tena, a highly recommended natural history guide with a degree in ecotourism and excellent English. Rivier trips too. | ||
