In the spring of 2014 Dave Freeman and a team explorers returned to the Amazon Rainforest to study the plants, animals, and people of one of the world’s last great wildernesses. The Amazon Rainforest is largest tropical rainforest in the world. This was the Wilderness Classroom’s 6th learning adventure in the Amazon and in many ways it was their most exciting. The amazing biodiversity and unique cultures of the Amazon region provided Dave and his team with a wide range of topics to explore.
The international team of educators and scientists retraced Theodore Roosevelt’s historic journey down an unexplored river 100 years ago. The river was eventually named the Rio Roosevelt in honor of Theodore Roosevelt and his important scientific expedition. The Amazon is home to a wide variety of plants, animals and cultures. The team has returned home, but there is still plenty to explore. We hope you enjoy all the photos and educational content of this archived adventure.
POPLAR STICKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hope you have a fun time
Hope you have a good time on you’r trip
Why did they make a new language?
Do you enjoy taking all of these adventures. Why or Why not? What inspirations do you have? Have you ever thought of giving up in the middle of a trip? If so what trip was it and why?
get salami
go fly fishing
Excellent effort by two great young explorers.
God speed. Please advise if any assistance is needed.
VTY,
Capt. Joel S. Fogel, Member Emeritus ’73
Chairman, Environmental Affairs
First World Ambassador
The Explorers Club
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