Blog Archives
The spring semester is over, and the Community Outreach team wanted to share the wonderful and various projects worked on by the team's all-star interns! Read More
Intern Britney Herman discusses leading by example in a blog that ponders life, veganism and watermelons. Read More
The benefit of being an outsider in a foreign rural town, where tourists do not roam, is you learn a lot about yourself and you are in for a really interesting authentic experience. 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
by Marcella Polera
Posted In: Display on Agriculture, Farm to Table Living, The Creation of a Culture
This blog lets you see some of the food we are cooking up under the rancho at our valley camp in Tres Brazos, Panama. Marcella Polera Spring 2013 Biology Intern Read More
Summer 2012 Picture Slideshow big thank you to all the interns and staff who made Summer 2012 one that we will never forget! The video covers the Summer 2012 Internship and Independent Study Abroad Experience from Panama City to San Miguel to the Kalu Yala Valley, followed by some great vacation pictures. Song is “Space [...] Read More
Mallory ponders the meaning of hiking and recounts observations she took from her most recent hiking experiences Read More
When I first came to Panama, I was afraid. Saying goodbye to my family, friends, and the state I’d lived in my entire life was nothing short of terrifying. But after a summer here, things are just the opposite. Now, I’m scared to leave. I’m scared of not waking up to Alejandro’s loud crowing or [...] Read More
by Kelsey Hendry
Posted In: Adventures in the Tropics, Animal Science, Designing the Village, The Creation of a Culture, Voices of Kalu Yala, Wandering Thoughts
Kelsey talks about work done during the last stint in the valley, plans for the future, and friends made while spending the summer here in Panama. Read More
In this post, Lea describes the importance of collaboration in the last month of the internship. Read More
The spring semester is over, and the Community Outreach team wanted to share the wonderful and various projects worked on by the team's all-star interns! Read More
Intern Britney Herman discusses leading by example in a blog that ponders life, veganism and watermelons. Read More
The benefit of being an outsider in a foreign rural town, where tourists do not roam, is you learn a lot about yourself and you are in for a really interesting authentic experience. 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
by Marcella Polera
Posted In: Display on Agriculture, Farm to Table Living, The Creation of a Culture
This blog lets you see some of the food we are cooking up under the rancho at our valley camp in Tres Brazos, Panama. Marcella Polera Spring 2013 Biology Intern Read More
Summer 2012 Picture Slideshow big thank you to all the interns and staff who made Summer 2012 one that we will never forget! The video covers the Summer 2012 Internship and Independent Study Abroad Experience from Panama City to San Miguel to the Kalu Yala Valley, followed by some great vacation pictures. Song is “Space [...] Read More
Mallory ponders the meaning of hiking and recounts observations she took from her most recent hiking experiences Read More
When I first came to Panama, I was afraid. Saying goodbye to my family, friends, and the state I’d lived in my entire life was nothing short of terrifying. But after a summer here, things are just the opposite. Now, I’m scared to leave. I’m scared of not waking up to Alejandro’s loud crowing or [...] Read More
by Kelsey Hendry
Posted In: Adventures in the Tropics, Animal Science, Designing the Village, The Creation of a Culture, Voices of Kalu Yala, Wandering Thoughts
Kelsey talks about work done during the last stint in the valley, plans for the future, and friends made while spending the summer here in Panama. Read More
In this post, Lea describes the importance of collaboration in the last month of the internship. Read More
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