Ecuador Real Estate Blog
Ecuador’s food biodiversity
Because of its tropical location, the soar and spread of the Andes, rich volcanic soil and proximity to the Pacific Ocean and the Amazon basin, Ecuador boasts one of the richest and most diverse ecosystems on earth. Ecuador is home to over 2...Dangerous chemicals in our crops
: October 21, 2015 Earlier this year, a herbicide called glyphosate was declared “probable human carcinogen” by the United Nation’s International Agency for Research on Cancer. Glyphosate is the active ingredient in the broad-s...
Live the life in this beautiful 1.1 hectare property
: October 19, 2015 Surrounded by majestic mountain vistas, gently sloping hills, and refreshing wide open space to dream a future in or settle a well-lived life down, properties like this unique 1.1 hectare come few and far between, ...
Climbing Cotopaxi and Chimborazo
: October 14, 2015 While it literally translates to “equator,” Ecuador is not all steamy rainforest jungles and sunny tropical shores. Ecuador also boasts of snowcapped mountain ranges, ice-coned volcanoes, lush, fertile valleys,...
Dirt Bike Riding in Ecuador
: October 9, 2015 An adventure for thrill-seekers awaits in the small town of Santa Isabel in the Azuay Province. It’s time to don your protective gear and get your daredevil on as we explore dirt bike riding in Santa Isabel an...
Life’s a Beach in Mancora
Ecuador is a great country overflowing with natural beauty and biodiversity, but that doesn’t mean we don’t travel beyond its boundaries. After all, we’re in amazing South America! More wonders of the earth are just a border hop (or two) ...
Climate and Biodiversity of the Andes
Formidable and awe-inspiring, the Andes in South America are not only the longest, but one of the highest mountain ranges in the world. Stretching from the northern tip of the continent and running down 4,500 miles to the south, the mountains a...
Gravity-Fed Irrigation and Pond Construction in Yunguilla Valley
: September 30, 2015 Because of the fertile earth, the acres of undeveloped land, and the pleasant, year-round climate, a lot of residents have taken to farming in the Yunguilla Valley. Of course, growing produce is not as easy as it...