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Hell & High Water: Ecuadorian Andes to Amazon – Part 2

Posted on March 22, 2021 by moselman

This post covers part 2 the “Sangay’89” Research Expedition – The expedition surveyed the natural ecosystems and biodiversity of Volcan Sangay National Park in Ecuador, from the High Andes to the rainforests of the upper Amazon Basin. In Part 1 … Continue reading →

Posted in Mountain Treks, Trees & Greenspaces, Wild Places, World | Tagged Aloa Valley, altitudinal zonation, Amazonia, Andes to Amazon, Baños de Agua Santa, bromeliads, cloud forest, Ecuadorian Andes, El Altar, elphin woodland, Leguna Negra, páramo grasslands, Puyo, Rio Palora, Riobamba, Sangay 89 Expedition, Sangay'89, subtropical rainforest, tree frogs, Tungarahua, University of Wales, Volcan Sangay National Park | 4 Comments

Hell & High Water: Ecuadorian Andes to Amazon – Part 1

Posted on March 13, 2021 by moselman

This post covers part 1 of the “Sangay’89” Research Expedition – The expedition surveyed the natural ecosystems and biodiversity of Volcan Sangay National Park in Ecuador, from the high Andes to the rainforests of the upper Amazon Basin. With … Continue reading →

Posted in Mountain Treks, Trees & Greenspaces, Uncategorized, Wild Places, World | Tagged Amazon, Avenue of the Volcanoes, biodiversity, Chimbarazo, cloud forests, Ecuadorian Andes, Edward Whymper, El Altar, forest ecology, jaguars, mountain tapir, páramo, Polylepis, pumas, puyas, Riobamba, Sangay 89 Expedition, spectacled bear, Tungurahua, UNESCO World Heritage, Volcan Sangay National Park | Leave a comment

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