Community Service

• Painting, Singing and Surfing in South Africa

  Posted by the wccblogger | July 15, 2019

  Going back to Johannesburg brought us a lovely drive through the Blyde Canyon, the largest green canyon in the world, with a stop at the scenic view of Three Rondavels. Although amazed by the beauty of Kruger Park, our trips members were eager for our next plans. We started a version of Secret Santa or […]

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• Hard Work and Kindness in Toacazo

  Posted by the wccblogger | July 14, 2019

  How do you get 21 TMs to bond quickly? By tackling a hike up the Cotopaxi Volcano! Cotopaxi is an active stratovolcano in the Andes Mountains, located in the Latacunga canton of the Cotopaxi region. It is the second highest summit in Ecuador, reaching a height of 19,347 feet, which ended our hike at the […]

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• Saying Goodbye to Galapagos

  Posted by the wccblogger | July 14, 2019

  Sea Lions, Boobies, and Tortoises, oh my! Here in the Galapagos, we are spotting all kinds of species in their natural habitats! In addition to the animals we listed above, we’ve seen stingrays, sharks of all kinds, massive crabs, iguanas, dozens of Darwin’s finches, whales, and more. It is truly mind blowing to experience the […]

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• “Hui Mālama” – A Group That Comes Together to Care For Something

  Posted by the wccblogger | July 14, 2019

  Aloha from Hawaii! We’ve had a very busy and exciting week of service and adventure! Earlier last week, we partnered with Skyline Eco-Adventures to restore the understory of Haleakala National Park. Skyline Eco-Adventures is part of the Skyline Conservation Initiative, dedicated to providing support for healthy natural systems in the Hawaiian Islands and reconnecting people […]

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