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    Cultural and biological preservation in Ecuador

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    Omar and his friend Yankuam read a lifestyle magazine containing Owen Wilson and an article titled “The Hottest 100 Maxim Girls”. Fundecoipa aims to preserve cultural and ecological aspects of the Shuar community through language programs, however this scene illustrates how interconnectedness with other cultures is inevitable. by: antheaclarke Views[426] Omar, a young Shuar boy stands next to Stephanie, a German woman who was undertaking anthropological study in the community of Arutam through the cultural exchange program. by: antheaclarke Views[540] A group from an Indigenous Kichwa community performs dances in costumes that are unique to their community, demonstrating different cultural practices that exist within the Pastaza province, Ecuador. by: antheaclarke Views[733] A young girl from an Achuar community participates in a parade in Puyo, Ecuador to celebrate the many Indigenous cultures and traditions that live in the Pastaza province. by: antheaclarke Views[382] Ernesto Vargas founded Fundecoipa, a non-profit organization based in the Indigenous Shuar community of Arutam, Ecuador. Fundecoipa is a cultural exchange program that promotes sustainable development in through tourism, volunteering and research opportunities. by: antheaclarke Views[1221]
     

    Photos: My Scholarship entry - A 'place' I have visited

    Monday, 14 Jan 2013 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    My photography is influenced by my studies in anthropology, politics and visual arts. Within my photographic practice, I aim to create visually engaging work that provides commentary on contemporary social and political issues, and creates opportunities ... Read more >
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