Juma partnered with biologists Paulo José Sawaya Zezo, a professor of botany, ecology and evolution, and Carlos Eduardo Portes, a doctor of zoology with experience in ecology and behavior. They will provide the necessary support to our school groups.
The activities proposed during the stay have maximum interaction with the forest and with the local inhabitants. They are unique experiences for the students, enabling an exchange of cultures, being these transformative and reflective, fostering in each one the commitment of citizenship and solidarity.
We format a specific itinerary for the students, which includes the following tours:
Meeting of the Waters
Visiting a School
Pirarucu Floating Dock
Sunset
Sustainability Lecture
Bird Watching
Visiting Local Inhabitants
Interaction with Pink Dolphins
Sunrise
Visiting an Indigenous Tribe
Jungle Hikes
Cayman Spotting
Throughout the activities carried out in the Juma region, practical classes on local ecology, climatology, geomorphology, anthropic impacts on macro and micro fauna and flora, and distribution of vegetation linked to climate and soil composition are proposed
