Over a generation after the RDA’s exit from Pandora, the indigenous Na’vi and humanity are at peace with one another, and the Na’vi want to teach humanity how to be good stewards of the natural world. The newfound cooperation between the two species to reverse the damage done to Pandora has birthed a thriving educational tourism effort through Alpha Centauri Expeditions (ACE). As an eco-tourism company, ACE collaborates with the Na’vi to welcome human tourists to Pandora and educate them about Pandora’s unique ecosystem. ACE’s goal with this program is to encourage humanity to create a deeper connection between Pandora and Earth.

Allowed to set up base camp in the Valley of Mo’ara (Na’vi: “gathering place”), ACE partners closely with the Pandora Conservation Initiative (PCI) to study and heal the environmental damage done by the RDA’s resource-gathering, renovating a decommissioned RDA mining facility to serve as both a hub for incoming tourists and for the PCI’s conservation efforts.