Conservation RA
RAREC's conservation Augmented Reality in the Amazon Rainforest!
The use of art, technology and visual aids enhance our ability to connect with the world. Here in the Amazon jungle, technology is very basic so it is a great way to introduce the next generation to modern technology and how we can use it to improve the future of the jungle as well as our own knowledge. We already introduced our students to our new RAREC app and showed them how the murals come alive! It was an incredible way to get them engaged and interested in what we will do next! (You can check it out here).
Another important aim for these classes includes to teach about our work here at RAREC so that the locals know what we are doing and how we can all work together to protect our home. We hope that in the future we can provide jobs or support within higher education for our students that want to learn further within this field. We aim to open their eyes to the available ethical job opportunities and how they can dedicate their lives to conserve the planet.
These amazing paintings come to life with important conservation messages in both English and Spanish, reaching every visitor who comes to our center.
RAREC is committed to educating visitors about the current conservation methods being used to protect the animals of the Amazon rainforest. With your support, we can make a real difference in preserving these incredible creatures for future generations. While RAREC has come quite far with the support from volunteers, we need more committed institutions involved to truly make an impact and create positive change in the Amazon Rainforest.
Don't miss this opportunity to be a part of something truly special. Your donation of your visits will contribute to the expansion of educational programs and infrastructure for the children of our neighboring communities.
We believe that by educating and empowering them, and showing our community sustainable development programs, we can hope to end illegal wildlife trade and preserve the Amazon for generations to come.