Costa Rica
Field Workshop
12 Days
- Photograph monkeys, sloths, rare birds, and other wildlife
- Swim beneath a waterfall and explore pristine beaches
- Interview leatherback turtle researchers on the coast
- Learn about the local coffee trade while working on an organic farm
Experts
Taylor Edwards
Delve into the biodiversity of Costa Rica with conservation biologist Taylor Edwards, who is working on the National Geographic Genographic Project. Taylor has also worked in the Department of Mammalogy and Ornithology at the Arizona–Sonora Desert Museum, a world-renowned natural history museum dedicated to conservation. He says that he wishes he was raised by wolves, but believes a career as a biologist is the next best thing. Taylor will join the July 10 departure of the Costa Rica field workshop on the northwest coast and the July 23 departure in Monteverde.
• Read an interview with Taylor.
• Watch our Costa Rica video featuring Taylor.
Apply now for this program or call us for more information at 877-877-8759.
