Climate change on the planet has been a constant throughout its evolutionary era. For context, the last Ice Age began more than 110,000 years ago. The Earth is currently in an interglacial period characterized by warmer temperatures. This is causing a significant decrease in polar and continental ice, increasing the level of oceans and seas.

Senaida rises at 4:30 a.m. to prepare the children for school. Due to the distance from the community center, the canoe bus departs at 6 a.m. WAY TO SCHOOL She states that she had to walk for over an hour to get to school when she was a child due to the lack of transportation

One of Sani Lodge’s specialties is bird watching, thanks to its privileged location both south and north of the Napo River. This allows access to various Amazon forest ecosystems, niches, and habitats promptly and efficiently. FOREST TYPES Sani Lodge boasts two distinct types of flooded forest: Varzea and Igapó. White waters flood the river banks

THE PLAN We planned our trip to Ecuador two years ago, studying the country’s attractions in detail so as not to miss any of its four worlds: the Andes, Pacific coast, Galapagos Islands, and Amazon. RENE PAID FOR EVERYTHING… Rene insisted this time that he would bear all the expenses as this trip was on

Oil is found throughout the Amazon, from Ecuador to Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, and Brazil, whose profits from exploitation have been the primary source of income in most of these countries. It has undoubtedly benefited most of the population, but the negative impacts on the environment and communities are devastating and challenging to quantify. WATER AND

The Amazonian Kichwas have incorporated in their culture a wide range of stories, myths, legends, and tales as part of their cosmovision, in which the contact with nature allows them to inspire situations, moments, and beliefs similar to the Western world; such is the case of the full moon with a bird called Mother Moon

Since the beginning of Sani Lodge, we have been working tirelessly to offer our guests a unique, sustainable experience with gender equality and conservation of the Amazon forests critical to the planet’s climate regulation. Tripadvisor has echoed this proposal and continuously awarded us as Travelers’ Choice in the years 2015, 2016, 2018, and 2019. Since

Ecuador is going through one of the most challenging times in its history due to the lack of rainfall in the hydroelectric plants caused by an unexpected climate change. In the Sierra, there is a common saying, «Abril aguas mil,» which refers to the amount of rain expected in one of the year’s wettest months.