The Holbrook Explorer

Guest Post by Debbie Jordan Recently, Holbrook hosted a small group of travelers from the Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin.

Although women constitute half the population, their immeasurable influence on our world today is often overlooked, tucked away in the corners of history either unacknowledged or readily forgotten.

For educators, the past two years have presented unprecedented challenges to keep students engaged in curricula.

My Holbrook group was among the first back into Costa Rica after the pandemic. My eight birders and guide Erick Guzman had the lodges and trip virtually to ourselves.

When we picture migrations in North America, often we think of songbirds heading south for the winter. But there are lots of other animals that make seasonal treks on a large scale.

Ever wonder how a travel provider manages field operations to make trips go smoothly? Or handles a challenge in the field?