Education. Conservation. Exploration.
There are extraordinary answers hidden in ordinary places where nobody thought to look closely enough.
Advancing science. Sharing the knowledge. Educating the next generation of explorers.
Along the way, we train the next generation to become explorers, scientists, and leaders.
Here is your country. Cherish these natural wonders, cherish the natural resources, cherish the history and romance as a sacred heritage, for your children and your children’s children.
We are already out in the field, headed to Guatemala and the French Alps. We’re opening applications for our first Young Explorers flagship program in Spring 2027.
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Get StartedAnchiano was the landscape where one of history’s great observers first learned to look at the natural world. Leonardo da Vinci grew up observing the landscapes around Anchiano. Long before his notebooks were filled with anatomy, engineering, water, flight and biology, there was curiosity about the world immediately around him.
What draws us to Leonardo is not simply his reputation as an inventor. It is his way of approaching the unfamiliar. His drawings and notebooks reflect a curiosity that moved across plants, landscapes, anatomy, engineering, and the movement of water, using careful observation to investigate connections throughout the natural world.
For us, Anchiano represents the spirit which that curiosity can cultivate: access to nature, time to observe, encouragement to ask questions, and the freedom to follow an idea across disciplines. We chose the name because we want to make those opportunities possible for more people, in more places.
There is more than one way to explore with Anchiano.
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