Guides & Adventure Operations track · Expedition & Regional Field Guides
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DPNG Naturalist Guide I (Galápagos) — Galápagos National Park licensed naturalist guide, category I. Skip the generic boards: connect directly with vetted search & rescue teams, expeditions, and austere operators seeking exactly this scope of practice.
Issued / verified against
- PTGA / IAATO / AECO / DPNG / IFMGA / AMGA / UIMLA / FGASA / KPSGA / IRF / USCG
- PTGA / IAATO / AECO
- Dirección del Parque Nacional Galápagos
- IFMGA / AMGA / UIMLA
- FGASA / KPSGA
- IRF / ACA
- USLA / ILS / American Red Cross
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