Ecotourism Commemoration

Wild Spots Foundation, Inc. is proud to present a unique holiday gift idea for friends and family! We have published two commemorative booklets photographically assessing ecotourism in two locations: China and Illinois. What better way to show your support for ecological responsibility and awareness, as well as showcase the talents of the people who assist in gathering photographic data on ecotourism and those who volunteer in our Ya’an Panda projects.

Robinson: The Real Illinois

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Pandas of Sichuan

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Wild Spots Foundation, Inc. helps support local economies by bringing small groups from all over the world to new areas to appreciate the natural beauty and distinctive landscapes of a community, the inimitable crafts of indigenous peoples and the vast biodiversity to be found within a landscape. We do this by inviting teachers, photographers, artists and students to participate in biodiversity conferences, ecotourism assessments, exceptional volunteer opportunities to help rare and endangered wildlife, and photographic opportunities that are without parallel in the natural world.

Both items are priced at $29.95 each + $4.90 for postage and handling. We use PayPal and accept American Express, Discover, Visa, or Master Card. For ordering directions, please email Sandy Koi, at barkerb@wildspotsfoundation.org

For ongoing Panda updates & an UPCOMING TRIP

Please visit our China page.

Panda above by Joe LaFauci - click for Panda updates;
Pandas at top of page by Tom Isgar

Wild Spots Foundation

works toward preserving endangered and threatened species through science, education, technology, and the visual arts.

A 501(c)3 non-profit foundation, Wild Spots was formally organized in March of 2002 by Dr. Barry Barker & a small group of like-minded individuals who have been traveling together since 1985.

Our projects range from documenting species in a variety of ecosystems around the world, to assessing ecotourism venues for developing countries, to researching DNA from a specific Andean Puma in the cloud forest of Ecuador, to exhibiting the inspired & inspiring nature photography of our expedition & workshop participants.