GreenTracks Amazon Wildlife Survey on Historic Riverboat

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This is an opportunity to see the magic of the rainforest and the Amazon River, be a part of some of the most vital work going on in one of the most exciting places on earth, with a company that is known world-wide for its intimate knowledge of this exotic land.### Bayfield, CO, April 04, 2009 --( PR.com )-- The location is a great one: deep within Peru’s Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve, the largest protected natural area in Peru, of 10,800 square miles, in a zone of restricted access.Pink and gray river dolphins, packs of howler and squirrel monkeys, massive flocks of brilliant macaws, huge lagoons covered in giant lily pads and teeming with fish of all sizes and colors...all of these and more... an Amazon jungle the way it was a hundred years ago.This riverboat expedition will also help rare species and endangered habitats within the Reserve.What’s more, the animal monitoring takes place in shifts at all times of day and early evening so you can participate as little or as much as you please.Your home will be a 108 ft. riverboat hailing from the Rubber Era (built in Germany in 1906) and meticulously restored to reflect the architecture of that period.The food is excellent and everyone enjoys the unforgettable pleasures of Peruvian hospitality.This is an opportunity to see the magic of the rainforest and the Amazon River, be a part of some of the most vital work going on in one of the most exciting places on earth, with a company that is known world-wide for its intimate knowledge of this exotic land.This seven day/six night trip departs Iquitos, Peru on selected dates in 2009.

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