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– Examine topics of conservation, land use, and sustainability at some of Costa Rica’s renowned national parks and reserves.
– Learn about important land use issues while looking for caimans, a variety of water birds, and other wildlife on a river boat ride.
– Witness the intersection of indigenous traditions and modern livelihoods during a hands-on experience at a chocolate farm.
– Discuss forest conservation and the history of settlement in the San Gerardo de Dota region with a member of a local family.
– Walk the beaches and trails of the popular Manuel Antonio National Park on the Pacific coast.
– Examine topics of conservation, land use, and sustainability at some of Costa Rica’s renowned national parks and reserves.
– Learn about important land use issues while looking for caimans, a variety of water birds, and other wildlife on a river boat ride.
– Witness the intersection of indigenous traditions and modern livelihoods during a hands-on experience at a chocolate farm.
– Discuss forest conservation and the history of settlement in the San Gerardo de Dota region with a member of a local family.
– Walk the beaches and trails of the popular Manuel Antonio National Park on the Pacific coast.
By participating in an Alumni Association of the University of Michigan travel trip, you have stated that the Alumni Association has the exclusive right to use video and other visual/audio portrayals of You or Your likeness taken during Your trip in any medium of any nature whatsoever for any purpose, including advertising or promoting the services of the trip without any compensation being paid to You. Any such portrayal or likeness shall be the exclusive property of the Alumni Association of the University of Michigan.
