Ecuador, officially the Republic of Ecuador (Spanish: República del Ecuador) is a representative democratic republic in South America, bounded by Colombia on the north, by Peru on the east and south, and by the Pacific Ocean on the west. The country also includes the Galápagos Islands (Archipiélago de Colón) in the Pacific. Ecuador is the Spanish word for equator.

Contents 1 Places, projects and networks 2 Topic links 3 Blogs 4 Related topics 5 Comments

Places, projects and networks Edit

See sustainable projects in Ecuador at Appropedia .

Related wiki

• Cloud Forest Institute is a scientific and educational organization formed in 1996. CFI works to offer students educational alternatives in international settings that address issues of environmental and social significance thru Service Learning while striving to exist sustainably with the natural environment. CFI is currently (summer 2006) working at sites in tropical Andean cloud forest of Ecuador, South America.

Topic links Edit

The headings in this section provide links to some of the topics in the Ideas Bank. Click on the Ideas Bank link, or the category listing to see a full list of topics.

Food

• Information on Solar cooking resources in Ecuador at Solar Cooking Wikia.

Sustainable tourism

• intagturismo.com / Comment: Is this the new economics utopia? Saamah Abdallah, Researcher, Centre for Well-being, neweconomics.org, 31 August 2011

Blogs Edit

• The blog Voces Lojanas [es] writes about the creation of the Colambo Yacuri National Park located in the region of Loja, Ecuador. ^[1]

Related topics Edit

• Sustainable Community Action:Content in Spanish

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References

1. ↑ Article by Eduardo Avila originally published by Global Voices Online, a website that translates and reports on blogs from around the world. February 4th, 2010