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Conservation Partners

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Part of our mission is to give something back to the individuals, communities and environments encountered on every AdventureSmith Explorations trip. We achieve this by connecting our travelers with a network of grassroots and global nonprofit partners worldwide.

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We are proud to work in our destinations with the following conservation partners. Part of our mission is to give something back to the individuals, communities and environments encountered on every AdventureSmith Explorations trip. We achieve this by connecting our travelers with a network of grassroots and global nonprofit partners worldwide. If you are booked on an AdventureSmith trip, it’s as simple as opting-in for the optional conservation donation on your trip’s invoice.

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Adventure Travel Conservation Fund

Adventuresmith Explorations is excited to invite you to join us in supporting the Adventure Travel Conservation Fund (ATCF), a vital organization dedicated to protecting threatened communities, cultures, and wild places across the globe.

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Alaska Geographic

Established at statehood in 1959, Alaska Geographic works hand-in-hand with Alaska’s parks, forests, and refuges, acting as their bookstore, publisher, educator, and supporter.

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Charles Darwin Foundation

The CDF has been working in Galapagos since 1959 under an agreement with the Government of Ecuador and with a clear mission to work closely with Government Institutions, providing scientific knowledge and assistance to ensure the conservation of Galapagos.

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Children of Galapagos

Children of Galapagos is a non-profit organization created to support the growth, health, and vitality of children living in the Galapagos Islands of Ecuador.

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Ecology Project International

EPI is an education and student group travel non-profit dedicated to developing field science partnerships between local experts and high school students to address critical conservation issues worldwide.

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Galapagos Conservancy

Galapagos Conservancy, formerly known as Charles Darwin Foundation, advocates for the lasting protection of the Galapagos Islands through programs of constituency building, education and fundraising in North America.

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Galapagos Traveler Conservation Fund

IGTOA's Galapagos Traveler Conservation Fund (thanks to donations from AdventureSmith travelers) provides critical financial support to organizations working on the front lines of conservation.

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MayaWorks

Organized in and spanning many different villages throughout Guatemala, MayaWorks is an organization that highlights Mayan artisans striving to improve their lives and their communities.

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MyClimate

MyClimate™ promotes climate-friendly products and services through market-driven means. MyClimate's™ mission is to offer a turn-key solution for individuals and organizations who wish to offset their carbon emissions.

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We hope that by introducing you to regional conservation partners and their projects, we will enhance your experiences while making a positive impact on the destination. Learn more about conservation with AdventureSmith, or find who we're supporting listed here.