Susana Wood Quito, 25 Mar Whether it's a sunset on the beach, a majestic snowy summit that seems to kiss the sky or a waterfall that waters the Amazon rainforest, the landscapes that make up Ecuador's ...

The inhabitants of the "Lost City of the Amazon" in Ecuador's Upano River Valley grew corn and planted alder trees for over 1,200 years, but a later occupation that lasted just 300 years was the one ...

Ever wondered what endless looks like? Because from up here, Ecuador’s Amazon stretches out like a living, breathing ocean of green. Listen closely... if the rainforest had a heartbeat, this might be ...

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August 17, 2021 – Home to lush forests, impressive mountains and the iconic Galapagos Islands, Ecuador is recognized as one of the world’s most biodiverse countries. However, unsustainable agriculture ...

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