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Green Edventures Tours added 15 new photos to the album: Whitney Young Iceland Group.

2 weeks ago

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The maiden voyage for Green Edventure to Iceland for students. We wanted to do something different than what is already out there for high school students offered by the larger companies. This trip is limited to 12-24 students led by a local Icelandic guide. Students camp in organized camp grounds with facilities for 4 nights, stay in guest houses for 2 nights and experience dreamy waterfalls, walk in the footsteps of Vikings, challenge themselves in outdoor adventure, and learn first hand from a culture over 1000 years old. ... See MoreSee Less

The maiden voyage for Green Edventure to Iceland for students. We wanted to do something different than what is already out there for high school students offered by the larger companies. This trip is limited to 12-24 students led by a local Icelandic guide. Students camp in organized camp grounds with facilities for 4 nights, stay in guest houses for 2 nights and experience dreamy waterfalls, walk in the footsteps of Vikings, challenge themselves in outdoor adventure, and learn first hand from a culture over 1000 years old.Image attachmentImage attachment+9Image attachment
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Earl Hobbs

Great photos. Thanks for shareing

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2 weeks ago

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Thoughts by Abby (Trinidad & Tobago)
I realized that the rainforest and the coral reefs are not all that different. Each ecosystem is full of life and has plants and animals that are dependent on each other. In the reefs, coral provide habitats and food for other organisms while the fish help keep the coral clean. In the rainforest, the plants provide protection for animals and the animals help pollinate the plants. The big thing I can take away from my experience in TnT is that travel is an amazing thing and I should take every opportunity I can to do it. ... See MoreSee Less

Thoughts by Abby (Trinidad & Tobago) I realized that the rainforest and the coral reefs are not all that different. Each ecosystem is full of life and has plants and animals that are dependent on each other. In the reefs, coral provide habitats and food for other organisms while the fish help keep the coral clean. In the rainforest, the plants provide protection for animals and the animals help pollinate the plants. The big thing I can take away from my experience in TnT is that travel is an amazing thing and I should take every opportunity I can to do it.Image attachment
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3 weeks ago

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Iceland uodateSecret (ish) waterfall in Iceland. Water rushing in from Troll Gorge. You have to enter via a little stream. If you are willing to chance getti g your boots and socks a little wet, you will be rewarded. ... See MoreSee Less

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