Nature is calling.
Our live, virtual tours provide you with an opportunity to immerse yourself in a new type of learning environment, where experts in the field answer your questions in real time.
From individuals who are interested in learning about a specific species, to groups who want to treat themselves to an interactive team building activity, our EdVentures are sure to make you feel like you are in the midst of a daring voyage of exploration.
Belize Zoo
Join the Conservation Program Manager, Jamal Andrewin-Bohn and the expert staff of zookeepers, on an excursion to the “best little zoo in the world.” You will gain in-depth knowledge about the wildlife native to Belize, such as the jaguar, tapir, spider monkey, scarlet macaw, white-nosed coati, collared peccary, and so much more! Additionally, you will learn the importance of protecting the habitats that sustain these animals, and what the zoo is doing to help.
Tobacco Caye Marine Station
Visit the diverse biomes of coral reefs, seagrass, and mangroves with the Station Manager, James Troughton. Go on a coral reef dive as James talks about sea turtles, nurse sharks, and various fish. Not only will you learn about their work in marine biology, but you will also learn about their efforts to combat the invasive lionfish species. You will even get to experience an overview of a lionfish dissection.
Belize
Raptor Center
Meet raptor ambassadors, such as the black hawk eagle, spectacled owl, gray headed kite, and orange breasted falcon, with the Founder, Sarah Mann, and the Director, Robert Howes. Learn about their efforts to rescue and rehabilitate the injured and orphaned birds of prey as you witness these beautiful animals fly from perch to perch. You will be educated on how the center works to limit human incident conflicts, including shooting, poaching, and habitat destruction.
Alderman Lane Honey… Bees Live!
Come with us on our latest EdVenture to the apiary at Alderman Lane Honey in Petersburg Illinois. There we will join our IE co-founder Dave Cox on a tour of a working bee farm! This multi-seasonal experience can will help you appreciate the importance of bees, all while benefiting organizations that support conservation of bee habitats!
EdVenture
for all.
The proceeds from each tour not only directly benefit our partners in their conservation and educational programs, but will also help provide scholarships for K-12 classes to attend a virtual tour. If you are an educator who is interested in the scholarship program, please contact us.