Amalia Explores
The Traveling Environmental Educator
Across Indonesia and Malaysia, I taught this lesson to hundreds of children during my year in Borneo. Objective: Summary: Students will learn how plants and orangutans are connected through an interactive lesson that includes a science experiment, an art project, and a game. Concepts: Parts of a seed, parts of a plant, what …
January 19, 2012 Shades of blue disappear into distant clouds through the layered peaks of the Sierra Madre mountain range in Chiapas, Mexico. Steep hillsides are dotted with the dark green leaves of the coffee plant, and it is upon this land that the Tztotzil Maya have lived for centuries. Coffee has been …
Before I had a blog, I wrote email updates about my travels. For my first Throwback Thursday post, it’s time to get the Borneo section of this blog started. This was written on December 6, 2014, after my first Nature Explorers class in Borneo. I was lucky enough to return to the same village for …
Photo provided by Seal Swim Kaikoura Have you ever wanted to swim with a seal? In Kaikoura, New Zealand, you can! In this unforgettable experience, you become immersed in an underwater forest that sways with the waves as seals twist in and out of massive stands of kelp. Wetsuit, hood, fins, snorkel, and transportation, are all provided …
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Welcome to Amalia Explores! I am an environmental educator that loves to travel, teach, take photographs, and share knowledge. Wherever I go, I teach Nature Explorers International programming to local children, and seek unique wildlife encounters. As a solo female budget traveler, an educator on the road, and a lover of random animal facts, I hope that I can help you explore your next travel destination! Learn more about me here.