Stephen F. Austin State University (SFA): Traveling - Jaguar Conservation, Argentina / Brazil

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The northern jungle of Argentina is one of the most diverse ecosystems in the world. But its conservation is in peril. Populations of native species, jaguars in particular, are declining as a result of human activities such as habitat degradation ... read more

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Going to Brazil and Argentina was one of the most eye opening experiences I've ever had. Not only do you learn about the culture, but you get to be immersed in it, and by the end of it you understand why other conservation methods haven't worked, because they didn't work with the people. Also this trip is fun, yes everyone event... - Stephen F. Austin State University View Entire Review
While I have traveled internationally with my family, it was a completely new experience adding the educational component. It was still a vacation but I gained a new understanding of where I traveled that opened my eyes to how other people live outside the US. I would love to go back, but I am also looking into other study abr... - Stephen F. Austin State University View Entire Review
I gained a whole new culture diversity that I could never experience in the USA - Stephen F. Austin State University View Entire Review
It was worthwhile. I learned so much about Argentina's culture and the people who live there. I learned all about their tree farms and production. I learned about the national parks and the schools they have their. - Stephen F. Austin State University View Entire Review
My second time coming on this trip gave me even greater motivation to learn Spanish and allowed me to focus my direction for the future based on the people I met and the information I learned. The opportunity to do my Graduate research in Misiones has changed my vision for my whole life. It feels as though I was always meant t... - Stephen F. Austin State University View Entire Review
I gained knowlege about how the locals are dealing with their day to day problems - Stephen F. Austin State University View Entire Review
I was able to see the same industry from another point of view. Forestry is a global entity, and we need to work together to keep our industry going, in the most economically and environmentally friendly way possible. - Stephen F. Austin State University View Entire Review
I learned a great deal of appreciation for the things I have, but also long for the simplicity they have. Lets just say my major went from History to Wildlife. - Stephen F. Austin State University View Entire Review
to me honestly im glad I went it was amazing completely changed the way I look at things. - Stephen F. Austin State University View Entire Review
I learned about the way another nation views conservation within it's own country. It was also very interesting to see the differences between Argentina and Brazil's conservation methods. The trip was definitely worthwhile. - Stephen F. Austin State University View Entire Review
yeah. - Stephen F. Austin State University View Entire Review
I have learned that there is so much more beyond the United States and I cannot wait to travel to other places. It was an amazing experience. - Stephen F. Austin State University View Entire Review
It was worthwhile. I have learnt about different culture and the political and economical situation - Stephen F. Austin State University View Entire Review
Without a doubt - Stephen F. Austin State University View Entire Review
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Yes this trip was very worth while and I am glad that I went. - Stephen F. Austin State University View Entire Review

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The northern jungle of Argentina is one of the most diverse ecosystems in the world. But its conservation is in peril. Populations of native species, jaguars in particular, are declining as a result of human activities such as habitat degradation and poaching.

But the people of this region are also struggling to survive. Unemployment and poverty are having an impact. More than 200 children died of hunger.

People and jaguars can coexist. Sustainable economic development is the solution. You are invited to join with us and be part of this comprehensive initiative.

Program Type(s):
Study Abroad
Program Length(s):
  • Summer
Relevant Study Subject(s):
  • Environmental Studies
  • Zoology, Animal Biology
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