Marine Ecotourism and Ecolodge Design will be held at Maho Bay Camps on the island of St. John in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Maho Bay has been one of the leading facilities in the ecotourism world for more than 20 years. It offers students an ideal setting in which to learn about the ecotourism destination development process. On the Maho Bay campus is a tent camp facility where the students will be staying. This seaside facility has long attracted tourists seeking a simpler vacation, and is both comfortable and ecologically sensitive.
Students can choose to share a tent.
Food, travel, and accommodation expenses are the responsibility of the student. You may make payment by major credit card, check, or wire transfer. Please use e-mail if possible. Since 1990, Epler Wood has worked with board members, advisors and members from around the world to shape an organization that defines ecotourism as a tool to conserve natural resources and to provide sustainable development opportunities worldwide. Epler Wood teaches international workshops on Ecotourism Planning and Management annually for The George Washington University.