The Holbrook Explorer

What is the long-term effect and what about student travel? The coronavirus crisis has required learning institutions to adapt rapidly to an online model.

Last spring, 13 Eastern Connecticut State University biology students and biology professors Patricia Szczys and Matthew Graham trekked to the rainforest of Costa Rica to experience a 12-day trip they

“The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page.” — Saint AugustineIt has been said that traveling is the best teacher, but why?

Q&A with Page Keeley, Joyce Tugel, and Dr.

Holbrook's Sandy Doss recently joined the Penn State Lehigh Valley CHANCE Program during a field practicum to Cuba: "Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Sustainability of Cuban Ecosystems." Be

Iceland is surging in popularity among travelers, and for good reason. The country offers volcanoes, glaciers, and waterfalls, plus history, culture, and more, all within a relatively small area.

Earlier this year, University of Virginia students traveled to Cuba, where they visited national parks, private reserves, and urban farms to learn how the government, private organizations, and indivi

Journey with us to Selva Verde Lodge & Rainforest Reserve, and discover the amazing possibilities that await you. Thank you to the featured students and Dr.

Join birders all over the world for the 18th annual Great Backyard Bird Count from February 13-16, 2015! The Great Backyard Bird Count is a free, fun event open to birders of all ages and experienc

"Solidaridad. Other words that mark my notebook are adelante, lucha, socialismo sostenible.

Last month, the Nightingale-Bamford School embarked on its biennial Costa Rica Field Studies program.

Curious about our Field-based Learning Seminar but still have questions? Or maybe you're wondering what exactly a Field-based Learning Seminar is?

When Dr. Eric Simon began brainstorming where he would take his students in January 2013, one place stood out in his mind.

After eight awe-inspiring days in the Peruvian Amazon, the New England College group boarded a plane and said goodbye to the rainforest.

On Friday, January 11, two professors and eight students from New England College (NEC) headed to Logan International Airport to embark on an exciting journey.