Ed Stafford is walking the length of the Amazon river in South America from the source to the sea. He has been walking for:
458 days
He started on 2nd April 2008 and is expecting to finish in May 2010. No-one has ever done what he is attempting....
I’m sitting in the leaf litter on the jungle floor with a laptop and a satellite phone pointing through a clearing in the canopy. Its early morning its going to be a hot day, we have 12km to walk today which means around 16km in actuality. A few moments ago…
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Project Peru is a small, lively charity offering food, clothes, shelter, education and fun to the children of the desert shanty towns of Lima, Peru.
So many of our families have been broken up by this disease, as did Ed's when his father Jeremy died of cancer in 1999 at the age of 56.
Ed's sister has had ME for over fourteen years. There is a need to set up an on-going research project that will involve the study of tissue samples obtained from people with ME/CFS.
Action for Brazil's Children provides a critical service to poor children in Brazil and is committed to creating healthy, supporting experiences.
Rainforest Concern is intrinsic to the essence of the journey and helps to protect threatened areas of land within the Amazon Basin.
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