This trip will offer fun, exploration, learning and sharing for marine educators. The program includes travel by boat in Ballena National Park to observe dolphin populations and the marine environment; hiking in primary forest and learning about the rainforest ecosystem and structures, focusing on the relationship between forest conservation and marine habitat health; and visiting a refreshing waterfall. Join FMSEA in the field for an unforgettable professional development opportunity!

• Explore the Ballena National Park and learn about ongoing studies on whales and dolphins

• Discover the wonders of tropical rainforest ecology with guided hikes through Corcovado National Park, home to a variety of endangered species and the last significant primary rainforest in Central America
• Explore Caño Island Preserve, an important archaeological site and pre-Columbian burial ground
• Snorkel in pacific waters in search of marine life

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Land & Air Cost: $2197 from Orlando

Cost is based on a group of minimum of 10 participants, sharing in double occupancy. Cost includes round trip airfare from Orlando to San José, all in-country accommodations, transportation, expert local guide, activities, and meals. Cost does not include gratuities, optional activities and airport departure tax of $26.

Please contact us for further information:

Debbie Sturdivant

Holbrook Global Field Expeditions
866-748-6146
Debbie@holbrooktravel.com

Rosalyn Kilcollins

FMSEA Trip Coordinator
850-570-8887
Roztally@att.net

For funding assistance, please see www.fmsea.org for grant opportunities!