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This stint we have gone to Barro Colorado. We will have set up hummingbird feeders for research on birds, and finished a raft set. Read More
Spring 2013 Bio Intern, Marcella Polera, critically examines how the Valley changes her life quest for meaning. 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
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
No one can deny that sometimes when we get sucked into our own endeavors we forget about the big picture. It's an amazing to know that when I get frustrated with my project I can leave it be for a few hours and help someone else. Read More
An intern describes life surrounded by impressive peers at Kalu Yala. Read More
Cory reviews his time spent with architect George Moreno and partners. Between architectural programming, drawing, and designing, he learns a new respect for architecture and the part that everyone on the Kalu Yala team can play in making big things happen. Read More
Pictures of the recent growth in the green house Read More
The raft project was conceived and initiated during the third stint in the Tres Brazos valley of Panama. The entirety of a small, yet working, raft was completely built during this time. Likewise, an entire greenhouse was built by the agriculture team, and the biology team came within a hundred feet of delivering water to the base. Read More
Marcella Polera, a Spring 2013 Bio intern, writes a letter to herself in 5 years. Read More
This stint we have gone to Barro Colorado. We will have set up hummingbird feeders for research on birds, and finished a raft set. Read More
Spring 2013 Bio Intern, Marcella Polera, critically examines how the Valley changes her life quest for meaning. 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
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
No one can deny that sometimes when we get sucked into our own endeavors we forget about the big picture. It's an amazing to know that when I get frustrated with my project I can leave it be for a few hours and help someone else. Read More
An intern describes life surrounded by impressive peers at Kalu Yala. Read More
Cory reviews his time spent with architect George Moreno and partners. Between architectural programming, drawing, and designing, he learns a new respect for architecture and the part that everyone on the Kalu Yala team can play in making big things happen. Read More
Pictures of the recent growth in the green house Read More
The raft project was conceived and initiated during the third stint in the Tres Brazos valley of Panama. The entirety of a small, yet working, raft was completely built during this time. Likewise, an entire greenhouse was built by the agriculture team, and the biology team came within a hundred feet of delivering water to the base. Read More
Marcella Polera, a Spring 2013 Bio intern, writes a letter to herself in 5 years. Read More
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