Next EVENT: Friday, January 30 @ 4pm (VIRTUAL)

Restore ecosystems, build bamboo structures, and implement regenerative agriculture while immersing yourself in the vibrant communities and lush jungles of Ecuador.


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THE EXPERIENCE

  • Live in a bamboo dorm with up to 30 students

  • Eat 3 meals per day of Ecuadorian cuisine cooked by local staff

  • Daily hands-on workshops and activities to learn about and directly contribute to regenerating ecosystems and communities

  • Topics: environmental design, sustainable architecture and engineering, agrifood systems, regenerative agriculture, ecology and conservation, socio-environmentalism, natural resource management, and more.

  • Learn from local field experts

  • Build a bamboo structure (start to finish) to support local communities

  • Be surrounded by the biodiversity and beauty of natural, native Ecuador which RFI is working to protect and regenerate

This is where you’ll be staying! (click if the video doesn’t play)


Registration

If you’re ready to make memories, friends, and a difference, register for the program below!


Payment

Submit your payment today to secure your place on the 2026 SCAD Summer Break program!

 
 
 
2026 Savannah College of Art and Design Summer Break Program

June 02nd - 11th

 

Meet the campus representatives making this possible!

Contact us at: scad.regeneration@gmail.com

Alhana

Interior Design & Industrial Design

Hi! My name is Alhana, and I’m an Interior Design student with a minor in Industrial Design at SCAD. My passion lies in blending sustainability with architecture and interiors to create spaces that feel both restorative and innovative. I draw inspiration from tropical and coastal landscapes, and I love incorporating natural materials in ways that make people feel connected to the outdoors even when inside.

I’ve explored this through projects with SCADpro and by participating in regenerative building experiences abroad, where I worked hands-on with bamboo construction and community design. My goal is to continue fostering spaces that are inclusive, functional, and in harmony with nature—advocating for design as a tool for both people and the planet.

alhanamarin@gmail.com


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