This summer, I ventured down to Costa Rica to participate in the OTS Tropical Biology course. It has been one of the best experiences of my life. But, in particular, I wanted to share a project that a group of us put together. Now, this wasn't a typical project for this course, which usually consists of a week to plan, execute, present, and write up a research project. This project was geared towards science outreach. With the help of some amazing visiting scientists, filmmakers, and producers, we had the privilege to create a short film in 3 days! Our group decided to concentrate on what makes La Selva Biological Research Station so important. Enjoy!
untitled (La Selva)
Special thanks to Nathan Dappan at
Day's Edge Production, Sarah Joseph at
National Geographic, and
Alex Wild
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Here I am with Michel Alejandro (Univ. of Puerto Rico) sitting atop the canopy tower at La Selva Biological Station |
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