Scorpion Bay Solar Workshop Jan 15-25, 2012
19 Dec 2011by Dave Aabo
WAVES for Development has partnered with the Green-Go-Solar Project to offer a pilot expedition to San Juanico (Scorpion Bay) and Laguna San Ignacio (UN World Heritage Site) in Baja Sur, Mexico for a solar-inspired adventure. Get the quicksheet on the Jan 15-25 Scorpion Bay Solar trip.
When: January 15-25th, 2012
Where: Starts and ends in San Diego, California (flights not included), shuttle to Tijuana airport, flight to La Paz, cars toSan Juanico (Scorpion Bay), Laguna San Ignacio
Highlights:
- Learn how to make your own solar panel and how to design a basic off-grid solar system
- Work alongside local residents to install the panel
- Provide much-needed electricity to school teachers
- Go Whale watching and have close-up encounters with “friendly” gray whales
- Surf, fish and explore the coast and desert, RELAX!
- Guided round-trip transportation San Diego airport to San Juanico (flights not included)
- All meals and non-alcoholic beverages
- Rustic accommodations
- 2 whale-watching excursions in world-famous Laguna San Ignacio (a UNESCO World Heritage Site)
- Workshop curriculum and costs
- Access to the ‘toy chest’ include surfboards, bicycles, motorcycles/ATV, fishing gear and more
- General Itinerary
- Solar Workshop Curriculum
- Gear, Travel, and Health/Medical Info Sheet
- Whale-watching in Laguna San Ignacio
- Application – please submit your application to apply@green-go-solar
-project.org
Tags: Baja, Green Go, Green-Go Project, long rights, Mexico, San Ignacio, San Juanico, Scorpion Bay, Solar, whales, workshops
About the author: Dave Aabo
David, a founder of WAVES for Development, has been providing his energy to making the WAVES concept a reality since 2005. His love for adventure, curiosity of new cultures, and commitment to changing the world through social enterprises are contagious.
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