Comunidad Inti Wara Yassi - About us - Bolivian ecological awareness and wildlife volunteer organization

Comunidad Inti Wara Yassi

Loyalty, Love, Solidarity, Bravery, Harmony, Humility

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Quest Overseas

Quest Overseas provide safe, rewarding, inspiring gap year expeditions and are Comunidad Inti Wara Yassi's partner for UK gap year schemes and school expeditions. For information on choosing a volunteering organization, see here.

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	News: FIWY are very excited to have been accepted into June’s Animal Friends’ &lsquo... Reminder: Annual FIWY Meeting 1st of June! The Annual meeting for all Friends of Inti Wara Yassi Members is coming up on the 1st of J... Help Rupi get a new home! One of our most loved and well known jaguars, Jaguarupi, desperately needs a new enclosure... The Big Give Charities Raffle 2013 Calling all GB residents: support Inti Wara Yassi’s work and be in with a chance of ... Join us on 6th July for the 10k Challenge! Join us for the FIWY event of the year - a weekend of park reunions, camping, a fun-run an... Help Sonko move to Jacj Cuisi! Sonko is a Puma whose name means heart in quechua, he was brought to Parque Machía ... Thank you to our Brighton Marathon runners! AGM on June 1st in Brighton! ATTENTION: The ATM in Villa isn't working! Virbac donates contraceptive implants for puma triplets New CIWY Administrator! February Newsletter 2013
Inti Wara Yassi’s main aim is to rehabilitate and care for the animals we rescue The Comunidad Inti Wara Yassi (CIWY), is a Bolivian organisation that is made up of a team of adolescents, Bolivian professionals and volunteers from across the globe. Founded in 1992, CIWY was the pioneer of the environmental movement in Bolivia and is recognised nationally and internationally for founding centres designated to rescue and rehabilitate wild life. CIWY currently manages three parks: Parque Machia (Cochabamba), Ambue Ari (Santa Cruz) and Jacj Cuisi (North of La Paz). top