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Agriculture Program Director Alex Goff outlines his program goals for Summer 2013. Read More
During my fifth stint in the Panamanian jungle, I will have established hummingbird feeders throughout the farm, documented the types of medicinal herbs available in our region, and have built enough strong rafts for a river race. Read More
Pictures of the recent growth in the green house Read More
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Annie Coleman, an Agriculture Intern, details the excitement of the first sprouts in Kalu Yala's first green house. Read More
Ag Intern Annie Coleman discusses the process of designing and building Kalu Yala's first greenhouse. Read More
Agriculte Intern, Nicole Keklack, shares the beauty of a Manzana de Agua tree in bloom. Read More
They say all good things must come to an end, and in any company, particularly a young one that is gaining momentum such as Kalu Yala, good things turn into GREAT things. Read More
by Mirely Baca
Posted In: Display on Agriculture, Display on Anthropology, Our Global Community, The Creation of a Culture
After a wonderful home visit with our neighbors, truly special gifts of plantain trees, yuca and sugar cane starters, as well as other plants were returned to be planted in our jungle farm. Read More
Whitney details the first two weeks of farming in the valley for the Fall 2012 Semester. She is in awe of how much work has been done in such a short time. Many crops have been planted and are growing quickly. Read More
by Kelly Hoormann
Posted In: Adventures in the Tropics, Animal Science, Display on Anthropology, Display on Anthropology
Life can wear on all of us. We all begin new, fresh, with smooth skin and clear hearts. We watch the world with open eyes and open minds. We grow, we gain. Love. Learn. Live. And then somewhere at some point we sustain our first wounds. Our first breaks. Our first scars. Seasons change, the [...] Read More
Agriculture Program Director Alex Goff outlines his program goals for Summer 2013. Read More
During my fifth stint in the Panamanian jungle, I will have established hummingbird feeders throughout the farm, documented the types of medicinal herbs available in our region, and have built enough strong rafts for a river race. Read More
Pictures of the recent growth in the green house Read More
Annie Coleman, an Agriculture Intern, details the excitement of the first sprouts in Kalu Yala's first green house. Read More
Ag Intern Annie Coleman discusses the process of designing and building Kalu Yala's first greenhouse. Read More
Agriculte Intern, Nicole Keklack, shares the beauty of a Manzana de Agua tree in bloom. Read More
They say all good things must come to an end, and in any company, particularly a young one that is gaining momentum such as Kalu Yala, good things turn into GREAT things. Read More
by Mirely Baca
Posted In: Display on Agriculture, Display on Anthropology, Our Global Community, The Creation of a Culture
After a wonderful home visit with our neighbors, truly special gifts of plantain trees, yuca and sugar cane starters, as well as other plants were returned to be planted in our jungle farm. Read More
Whitney details the first two weeks of farming in the valley for the Fall 2012 Semester. She is in awe of how much work has been done in such a short time. Many crops have been planted and are growing quickly. Read More
by Kelly Hoormann
Posted In: Adventures in the Tropics, Animal Science, Display on Anthropology, Display on Anthropology
Life can wear on all of us. We all begin new, fresh, with smooth skin and clear hearts. We watch the world with open eyes and open minds. We grow, we gain. Love. Learn. Live. And then somewhere at some point we sustain our first wounds. Our first breaks. Our first scars. Seasons change, the [...] Read More
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