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Outdoor Recreation Director Bryann Hoffman outlines her program's Summer 2013 goals. 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
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
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While my Outdoor Recreation Team and I have been working very hard on the Honey Creeper Trail this past stint, I have been doing a lot of thinking while I’m trail blazing and hiking through the thick jungle greens. One night, I felt the need to journal and describe my thoughts, which is something I [...] Read More
Lisi describes how hard it is doing some paperwork in the jungle, due to special tropical circumstances... Read More
This blog talks about a hike we took to the bamboo forest near our valley camp in Tres Brazos, Panama. Megan Pelham Spring 2013 Biology Intern Read More
Outdoor Rec Intern Bryann describes her first week in the valley and how it has impacted her. Read More
Alix talks about her adventure of traveling to and living in the beautiful Valley in the Rainforest versus the life full of amenities in Panama City. Read More
Mallory ponders the meaning of hiking and recounts observations she took from her most recent hiking experiences Read More
Outdoor Recreation Director Bryann Hoffman outlines her program's Summer 2013 goals. 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
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
While my Outdoor Recreation Team and I have been working very hard on the Honey Creeper Trail this past stint, I have been doing a lot of thinking while I’m trail blazing and hiking through the thick jungle greens. One night, I felt the need to journal and describe my thoughts, which is something I [...] Read More
Lisi describes how hard it is doing some paperwork in the jungle, due to special tropical circumstances... Read More
This blog talks about a hike we took to the bamboo forest near our valley camp in Tres Brazos, Panama. Megan Pelham Spring 2013 Biology Intern Read More
Outdoor Rec Intern Bryann describes her first week in the valley and how it has impacted her. Read More
Alix talks about her adventure of traveling to and living in the beautiful Valley in the Rainforest versus the life full of amenities in Panama City. Read More
Mallory ponders the meaning of hiking and recounts observations she took from her most recent hiking experiences Read More
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