Broadreach: Costa Rica Sea Turtle and Wildlife Conservation
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In 20 days, venture all across Costa Rica and explore this diverse country just like field biologists and marine conservationists do.
Imagine yourself on a whirlwind biology and conservation adventure, where you and a small group of students work alongside professional biologists, marine conservationists and researchers out in the field. Jump right in with a thrilling rappelling adventure down Diamante Waterfall and spend a night in the breathtaking open air cavern, Casa de Piedras, to kick off the adventure.
- Study and observe the marine life of the Osa Peninsula
- Assist local organizations in preserving biodiversity with reforestation projects
- Set up cameras to observe and collect data on tropical animals in their natural habitat
- Rappel down Diamante Waterfall and snorkel at Cano Island
- Try your hand at cooking a traditional Costa Rican meal
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A pioneer of ecotourism, Costa Rica draws many tourists to its extensive series of national parks and other protected areas. Costa Rica began reversing deforestation in the 1990s, and they are moving towards using only renewable energy. Head to the cloud forest, relax on the beautiful beaches or visit a coffee farm.
