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Academic field Expeditions

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Dear friends, At Holbrook Travel, we believe that to travel is to learn; it’s a belief that has shaped our path for the last 40 years and one that continues to drive us as we look ahead to the future.

When my mother, company founder Giovanna Holbrook, first embarked with a group of professors and scientists to the Galapagos Islands in the early 1970s, there was little in the way of a tourism infrastructure; they set out to explore a remote destination propelled by their desire for knowledge.

Her adventurous spirit and willingness to forge her own path are reflected in our company philosophy to this day; we strive to create experiences that will inform—and transform—our travelers and how they experience the world around them.

In these pages you’ll find just a sample of the kinds of programs that have inspired educators and enlightened their students for so many years. We hope you’ll find something that piques your interest so that we can welcome and support you in the year ahead.

With every good wish,

Over the past 40 years Holbrook Travel has sent thousands of college & university students and professors to destinations across the globe.

To see all of our higher education expeditions visit us on the web at holbrooktravel.com

Andrea Ho l b r oo k Pres id e n t, Hol b r o o k T rav e l

Welcome to Holbrook Travel For more than 40 years, Holbrook Travel has been a pioneer in the world of educational travel. Our commitment to academic excellence is reflected in our custom, hands-on programming and the relationships we’ve cultivated in our destinations. Since our company’s inception, we’ve partnered with educators from colleges and universities across the country, taking thousands of students and professors to the far corners of the world.

Whether it’s working alongside scientists to gather data in the field, staying with local families for authentic cultural exchange, or planting trees as part of a reforestation service project, we’re dedicated to providing real-world learning opportunities that support your academic objectives.

Why Holbrook Defines Excellence in Educational Travel Our hands-on educational programs are designed to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of the sciences, history, language, and world cultures. Developed with your syllabus in mind, our educational programs help your students develop critical thinking skills and provide a real-world context for concepts learned in a lecture hall. We are experts at working with educators to create enriching and affordable programs that connect to the local environs. We are fortunate to have among the highest repeat rates from our educators.

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4-15 The Holbrook Travel Difference Customized Travel Experiences What’s Included Protect Your Group!

Liability Coverage Expert Guides Study Abroad

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Our Destinations What Our Travelers Are Saying

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Table of Contents

26 Costa Rica Study Abroad: Site-based Learning

16-17 Trip planning

28-31 Selva Verde Lodge & Rainforest Reserve

18-37 North and Central America

Make the Rainforest Your Classroom

20 Cordova: Alaska’s Hidden Treasure

Why Choose Holbrook?

22 Belize Study Abroad: Marine Science

Educational Connections

24 Costa Rica: Studying Endangered Sea Turtles

The Selva Verde Story Selva Verde Activities Sustainable Tourism Pathways for Wildlife Trip Advisor Approved

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32-33 Sarapiquí Conservation Learning Center

42 Galápagos Islands: Extraordinary Landscapes & Biodiversity

34 Cuba: Marine Environments & Conservation Efforts

44 Cruising Through the Galápagos

36 Cuba: Exploring Cuba’s Economic Transition

46 Peru: From Amazon Lowlands to Andean Peaks

38-47 South America

48-59 Other destinations

40 Galápagos Islands: Conservation & Service Learning (Land-based)

50 Iceland: An Earth Science Adventure 52 Iceland: Geological Wonders

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54 India: A Global Perspective of Ecology & Culture 56 India: Cultural Investigation of an Evolving Society 58 Tanzania: Investigating Biodiversity & Human Civilizations 60-61 Other Specialties Professional Development Special Interest Travel

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The Holbrook Travel Difference Customized travel experiences Our educational travel consultants will work with you to create an expedition tailored to your group’s curriculum and goals.

• Which destination is best for your goals?

• When do you want to travel?

• How many participants will you bring?

• What level of comfort do you like when you travel?

• What is your subject area?

• What are your budget expectations?

• Will your trip be for course credit?

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About Holbrook

What’s included with our prices All Meals

Private Groups & Transportation

Activities

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included in most trips, with complimentary water or juice.

Travel together in a private vehicle driven by one of our trusted drivers. You won’t share guides or transport with other schools.

No surprise fees!

All activities listed in your itinerary are built into the cost of your program.

Expert Guide

Accommodations

Carbon Offsetting

Our in-country guides have tons of knowledge about the local wildlife and culture to share with your group.

Whether you choose rustic or luxury accommodations, your lodging will be taken care of and included in the program cost.

We offset the environmental impact of your trip so you can travel sustainably while protecting the environment.

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Protect your group!

Travel insurance is available at a reduced rate for student groups and covers the cost of your trip in the event of an unforeseen emergency. If desired, we can include the cost of mandatory insurance in the overall program price so you can feel comfortable knowing the entire group is protected.

Liability coverage for leaders Holbrook Travel carries a $3 million Liability and Errors & Omissions policy. On request, we welcome educational institutions and organizations to be added to our policy for the duration of the trip. This policy protects Holbrook Travel and those added to our policy from liabilities and mistakes due to negligence with the services provided by Holbrook but not due to negligence on the part of the added party or its representatives.

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About Holbrook

Expert guides We take pride in hiring local guides who have been carefully selected for their sensitivity and vast knowledge. In addition to their day-to-day responsibilities, they are also trained to deal with the unexpected. They can transform potentially difficult situations into positive learning experiences. You’ll find them to be attentive to your concerns and possessing a deep love of their country.

Study Abroad In addition to working with educators directly, we work with study abroad offices to develop and refine international travel programs that align with course requirements across different disciplines. Our expertise across a wide variety of regions and a broad range of subjects makes us an ideal candidate for study abroad offices seeking to build a long-term partnership with a trusted and reliable travel provider.

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Why Choose Holbrook Travel?

Custom-tailored trips

24/7/365 service

At Holbrook Travel we can customize any itinerary to meet your needs.

Enjoy worry-free travel — our support team is ready to assist 24/7/365 should any problems arise while you’re traveling with us.

sustainable travel

Safety and security

We believe travel should have a positive impact on our world. We work with ecofriendly lodges and partner with ClimateSafe to provide carbon offsetting for trips.

Our extensive experience, risk management standards, precise safety protocols, and group insurance options can provide a worry-free travel experience for you and your students.

HANDS-ON LEARNING

Our itineraries always include activities that promote experiential learning. No “touring” out of a bus window when you’re on our trips.

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Educational content

We offer the highest quality educational content in the world of academic travel.

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About Holbrook

educators travel for free

Flight arrangements

Become the leader of an educational travel group and you travel for free!

We’re a full service travel provider and are happy to assist with arranging the flights for your group.

supporting local communities

Inclusive pricing

Whenever possible we stay in locally owned hotels and lodges and use local guides to support the economies of the destinations we visit.

Unlike other travel providers, our pricing includes most meals, activities, entrance fees and tips so your group won’t have to travel with extra cash to cover surprise expenses.

marketing support & resources

knowledgeable staff

We have all the tools necessary to help you plan and promote your trip.

With an average tenure of 20 years, our travel consultants are highly experienced at planning educational travel programs.

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Educational Connections

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Natural History

Adventure learning

biology

service learning

Interdisciplinary studies

Environmental studies

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Since 1974, we’ve made connections with experts around the world, allowing our travelers special insider access and behind-the-scenes experiences that are typically unavailable to the public.

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About Holbrook

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marine science

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cultural IMMERSION

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Research & Investigation

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Whatever your next dream adventure involves, we’ve got the knowledge, experience, and connections to make it a reality.

earth science

experiential LEARNING

conservation

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Our Destinations Having trouble deciding where to take your students? Ask one of our travel consultants to suggest a destination for you based on your educational goals.

Alaska

Iceland

Scotland

Cuba Belize

Mexico

Hawaii

Costa Rica Guatemala

Panama

Honduras Nicaragua

Guyana Colombia

Peru Brazil

Ecuador & Galรกpagos Argentina

Namibia

Chile

Antarctica

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About Holbrook

Japan

China

Uganda

India

Rwanda Kenya Tanzania & Zanzibar Botswana

Fiji Australia

Madagascar New Zealand S. Africa

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What our travelers are saying We’ll fill your trip with experiences that will last a lifetime — but don’t just take our word for it. Here’s some of the feedback we’ve had from other educators who have traveled with us recently.

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I travel internationally with students on a regular basis, and Holbrook never disappoints! Our most recent foray was to Northwest India for a natural and cultural history trip. The memory of this occasion will be with me for a lifetime. Thanks Holbrook!

— Dr. William Heyborne Morningside College India expedition

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The level of attention, the quality of the guide, experience of the driver, quality of accommodations, educational experience, flexibility – I just threw away all the competitors literature for next year! You have my loyalty!

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One of your strengths is that I know as problems arise during the trip, you are always there to fix things and make them the best they can be. It gives me great confidence to know that as problems arise (which they inevitably do) you are so on top of it.

— Dr. DEb hemler Fairmont State University Costa Rica expedition

— Dr. ERIC SIMON New England College Tanzania expedition

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This last trip was my third with Holbrook. It gets better with every faculty-led travel program. This last trip was the best.

— Danilo Lozano Whittier College Cuba Expedition

I felt like we didn’t have any stress, that Holbrook handled everything.

It was the least stressful trip I’ve ever taken – a true learning vacation.

— Laura Hughes University of South Carolina Professional Development in Cuba

Wonderfully organized trip, did not feel the need to stress over the details of the trip because Holbrook handled everything! Also, the activities we did gave us a well-rounded experience of Costa Rica.

— Sydney Melchert William Peace University Costa Rica expedition

This was the best Costa Rica trip ever! The trip was so wonderful that when we boarded the plane to go home, several cried most of the way back as they did not want to leave! As always - Holbrook is simply the best!

— Dr. Judith Dykes-Hoffmann Texas Lutheran University Costa Rica expedition

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Trip Planning Planning an educational field expedition for your students can seem like a challenge, but organizing one-of-a-kind experiences for students is our specialty.

Holbrook Travel’s four decades of experience working in more than 30 countries provides limitless in-country expertise to help you plan your perfect trip.

Our academic trips are designed to provide the most valuable and enjoyable opportunities for true cultural exchange and experiential learning.

Your student trip doesn’t have to fit into a mold. You can create your own itinerary with your choice of activities such as language immersion, cultural exchange, scientific research, or service projects.

We’re experts at coordinating trips designed to immerse students in authentic natural environments and cultural experiences.

Planning a program is easy as

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Speak with an educational travel consultant. Identify dates, goals, and outcomes you’d like for your trip.

Decide on a tried-and-true itinerary or customize one with your consultant.

We’ll mail you an initial enrollment packet and other tools to help get the word out. If desired, we will also work with you to develop additional promotional materials for your program.

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Hold informational meetings and send us completed enrollment forms and deposits (we offer several payment options).

Submit final payments. They’re usually due 95 days prior to departure. You’ll receive your final packet 2-3 weeks before you leave.

Head to the airport and get ready for the experience of a lifetime!

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Book your trip early

Tools for educators Planning

Here’s why you should

We can provide as much or as little as you need in preparation for your program. Your Holbrook consultant can help you with any of the following:

MORE AFFORDABLE

In many cases, booking in advance means that the best value accommodations are still available.

PowerPoint or Keynote presentations to promote your program

• Lower land costs

MORE FLEXIBILITY

The earlier you book, the greater the likelihood that your top choices will be available.

• Dates • Hotels • Guides

• Activities • Itinerary • Flight schedules

MORE SUCCESSFUL

The more time you have to promote your trip, the more likely it will be successful.

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More time for student sign-ups More time to fundraise Better chances of filling your group Opportunities to add early enrollment incentives

Our manual on how to plan and prepare for your trip

Attractive marketing fliers and posters to help get the word out about your trip

References from other educators, group leaders, and organizations as to the quality, safety, and thoroughness of our programming and attention to detail

Answers to questions regarding any of the planning, safety and security, and logistics of your program

Any other services you might need for marketing your trip, customer service, and planning

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Holbrook Travel in North and Central America Alaska Alaska’s majestic mountain peaks, glaciers, tundra and temperate forests, and nearly 34,000 miles of protected coastal waters contain breathtaking scenery and wildlife such as polar bears, grizzly bears, humpback whales, and bald eagles.

Belize Belize is home to many important and well-known pre-Columbian Maya ruins and its remote cayes and barrier reef system (the second largest in the world) make it the perfect place to snorkel and study marine ecosystems.

Costa Rica Cloud forests, rainforests, valleys of coffee, and volcanic mountain peaks fill the land between Caribbean and Pacific beaches. Costa Rica is an ecological Eden of protected natural treasures.

Cuba Travel with students to Cuba at this moment in the history of US Cuba relations is a unique learning opportunity not to be missed. Studies in areas such as economy, health, social sciences, and a wide range of natural sciences, including marine biology are available.

Ask us about our expeditions in • Guatemala • Hawaii • Honduras • Mexico • Nicaragua

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North andSouth Central America America

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ALASKA Cordova: Alaska’s Hidden Treasure Choose your dates | 9 days Glaciers, mountains, and the Copper River Delta combine in Alaska to create the country’s most picturesque classroom. Explore Cordova, home of the Eyak Indian Tribe and Prince William Sound, surrounded by Chugach National Forest, the second largest national forest in the United States. This 9-day program invites students to discover the natural wonders of “The Last Frontier” through engaging activities, including hiking trails, observing bird colonies, and assisting biologists in collecting data for research.

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YOUR STUDENTS WILL • Gain an up-close perspective on glaciology when crossing the Copper River Delta to Child’s Glacier.

• Hike through three complete ecosystems at Heney Ridge Trail.

• Observe a nesting Kittiwake colony.

• Survey Glaucous-winged Gull nests with a biologist.

• Learn about the world’s largest population of sea otters at Orca Inlet.

• Witness salmon runs while kayaking at Eyak Lake.

ITINERARY

EDUCATIONAL CONNECTIONS

Day 1: Anchorage

++ Biology

Day 2-7: Cordova

++ Natural History

Day 8: Anchorage

++ Research & Investigation

Day 9: departure Price based on 9 students with 1 leader traveling for free. Price does not include student airfare.

++ Earth Science

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BELIZE Study Abroad: Marine Science SOUTH WATER CAYE MARINE RESERVE

Choose your dates | 7 days South Water Caye Marine Reserve is the largest marine reserve in Belize and is an outstanding example of a barrier reef ecosystem. Considered to have one of the highest levels of marine biodiversity in the western hemisphere, the Reserve has been designated a regional of high ecological importance and is part of Belize’s UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its vibrant corals, extensive reef and groove formations, mangrove ecosystems, and clear waters are home to an amazing array of endemic, colorful, and rare marine species, providing an exceptional underwater classroom for a marine science course.

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YOUR STUDENTS WILL • Study coral reefs, mangrove ecosystems, and other marine life on the island of Tobacco Caye.

• Experience the marine world after dark while snorkeling in a lagoon.

• Take snorkeling excursions over several days to build on new knowledge and explore different concepts.

• Visit Whale Shoal patch reef, South Water Caye fore reef, Smithsonian Institution’s CCRE Facility, Man O War Caye Bird Sanctuary, and Twin Cayes mangrove boardwalk.

EDUCATIONAL CONNECTIONS Price based on 20 students with 2 leaders traveling for free. Price does not include student airfare.

++ Marine Science

++ Biology

++ Hands-on Research

++ Conservation

ITINERARY Day 1-5: South Water Caye Marine Reserve Day 6: Belize city Day 7: departure

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COSTA RICA Studying Endangered Sea Turtles SEA TURTLE CONSERVANCY

Choose your dates * | 9 days Since 1959, the Sea Turtle Conservancy’s research and conservation initiatives have been instrumental in saving the Caribbean green turtle from immediate extinction, as well as raising awareness and protection for sea turtles across the globe. Journey to the John H. Phipps Biological Field Station in Tortuguero to participate in nightly sea turtle monitoring patrols. Students will assist researchers with measuring turtles, counting eggs, marking nests, and recording data about the activities of nesting female sea turtles.

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YOUR STUDENTS WILL • Contribute to critical scientific research with the Sea Turtle Conservancy during nightly sea turtle monitoring patrols.

• Observe the wildlife inhabiting Tortuguero National Park.

Price based on max. of 15 students with 1 leader traveling for free. Price does not include student airfare.

EDUCATIONAL CONNECTIONS ++ Service Learning ++ Conservation ++ Biology ++ Hands-on Research

*Turtle patrols require walking on sand in the dark for approximately four hours each night.

Some physical restrictions apply. This program is only available between Apr.1 - Oct. 15, excluding June 15 - 30 due to lack of nesting activity.

ITINERARY Day 1: San JOSé Day 2-7: tortuguero Day 8: San JOSé Day 9: departure

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COSTA RICA Study Abroad: Site-based Learning SELVA VERDE LODGE & RAINFOREST RESERVE

Choose your dates & subjects | 6 days Host a study abroad course at Selva Verde Lodge & Rainforest Reserve, a 500 acre private tract of tropical lowland primary and secondary rainforest. Thirty years ago, rainforest stretched from Costa Rica’s Central Valley to the Atlantic coast. Today this area is a patchwork of small fincas, agricultural plantations, and a handful of rainforest reserves. Selva Verde is one of those reserves – providing a critical refuge for the many species that depend on the forest for survival. Our private reserve and eco-friendly accommodations are the ideal base camp for educational field programs in ecology, conservation, community development, and culture. In partnership with the Sarapiquí Conservation Learning Center, an on-site non-profit organization, we can help you design a course to meet the academic needs of your group.

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BUILD YOUR TRIP We’ll work with you to custom build an itinerary that best suits your educational needs and field-based teaching style. Lectures and activities can vary to cater to different academic levels and subjects. Classroom lectures and discussion sessions can be presented and facilitated by our qualified naturalists who specialize in the flora and fauna of Costa Rica. The following are examples of some of the many activities, lectures, and resources we can apply to your program at Selva Verde.

Price based on sample itinerary with 20 students + 2 leaders traveling for free. Price does not include student airfare.

• Sarapiquí Conservation Learning Center • Water quality testing • Whitewater rafting • Boat ride • Zip line canopy tour • Local farms • Reforestation projects • Tirimbina Biological Reserve • Arenal Volcano National Park • Braulio Carrillo National Park • Poas Volcano National Park • OTS La Selva Biological Station • Heliconia Island • La Fortuna hot springs

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Conservation Biology Ecology Cultural Immersion

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La Paz Waterfall Gardens Serpentarium Leafcutter ant farm Local school visit Cooking class Chocolate plantation Pineapple plantation Cattle ranch Tilapia farm Tapiria National Refuge Great Green Macaw project Dance lessons Biodiversity of Costa Rica Mesoamerican Bio-Corridor Bat observation Photography Sustainability On-site botanical garden

ITINERARY Day 1: San JOSé Day 2-5: SARAPIQUÍ Day 6: departure

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Sarapiquí, Costa Rica

Selva Verde Lodge & Rainforest Reserve Make the rainforest your classroom Owned and operated by Holbrook Travel, Selva Verde Lodge & Rainforest Reserve is your gateway into a magical world of towering Almendro trees, mantled howler monkeys, and Keel-billed Toucans.

Located just two hours from San José, Selva Verde provides easy access to the wonders of the rainforest.

The Selva Verde Story In 1984, during the course of running an expedition in Costa Rica, Holbrook Travel’s founder, Giovanna Holbrook, came across a large forested property in the Sarapiquí region that was in danger of being timbered.

The owners wished to sell the 500 acres of mostly old growth forest and had already begun cutting some of the trees for lumber. When Giovanna saw a 900-year-old tree lying on the ground, she realized that appreciating nature and sharing its wonders with others was no longer enough—she also had to play a part in protecting and caring for it.

It took almost one year to raise the money, but by 1985 Giovanna was able to return to Costa Rica and buy the land. The once endangered forest became a private rainforest reserve and one of the country’s first eco-lodges, Selva Verde Lodge & Rainforest Reserve.

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Selva Verde Lodge

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Selva Verde is a fabulous place and we have seen and learned so much. In just three days we have seen huge iguanas, an armadillo, three types of frog, two of them the poison dart variety, a keel-billed toucan, hummingbirds (precioso!), striped squirrels, many different types of butterfly, kiskadee birds, lizards, golden orb spiders and the type and variety of plant life too numerous to list.

The colors, shapes and forms of these glorious plants are mind-blowing.

— Hillary Minor

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Selva Verde Activities Classroom lectures and discussion sessions can be presented and facilitated by our qualified naturalists who specialize in the flora and fauna of Costa Rica. The following are examples of some of the many activities, lectures, and resources we can apply to your curriculum at Selva Verde. ++ SarapiquĂ­ Conservation Learning Center

++ Leafcutter ant farm

++ Water quality testing

++ Cooking class

++ Whitewater rafting

++ Chocolate plantation

++ Boat ride

++ Pineapple plantation

++ Zip line canopy tour

++ Cattle ranch

++ Local farms

++ Tilapia farm

++ Reforestation projects

++ Tapiria National Refuge

++ Tirimbina Biological Reserve

++ Great Green Macaw project

++ Arenal Volcano National Park

++ Dance lessons

++ Braulio Carrillo National Park

++ Biodiversity of Costa Rica

++ Poas Volcano National Park

++ Mesoamerican Bio-Corridor

++ OTS La Selva Biological Station

++ Bat observation

++ Heliconia Island

++ Photography

++ La Fortuna hot springs

++ Sustainability

++ La Paz Waterfall Gardens

++ On-site botanical garden

++ Local school visit

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Selva Verde Lodge

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Sustainable Tourism at Selva Verde The Certification for Sustainable Tourism Program (CST) was created to promote sustainability in the tourism sector by defining standards to evaluate properties, promoting the CST brand in the minds of consumers, and providing benefits to properties that improve their sustainability. Selva Verde Lodge is proud to carry the CST certification for continued commitment to the local environment, wildlife, and community.

Pathways for Wildlife Biological corridors are stretches of forest that allow wildlife to migrate freely and safely between areas. Selva Verde is a part of the Mesoamerican Bio-Corridor, an international initiative to link forested land between Mexico and Panama in order to protect the abundant biodiversity of species and habitats in the region.

Trip Advisor Approved Certificate of Excellence 2014

Location Sleep Quality Rooms

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Sarapiquí Conservation Learning Center

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Supporting the local community The Sarapiquí Conservation Learning Center was established in 1993 by Holbrook Travel and Selva Verde Lodge Founder Giovanna Holbrook and her friend and fellow pioneer Bertha Carter. As one of Costa Rica’s pioneering eco-lodges, Selva Verde is committed to a sustainable future — not only for the lodge, but for the people and wildlife that call the Sarapiquí home. Selva Verde actively works with conservation partners, including the Sarapiquí Conservation Learning Center, to promote conservation and environmental education throughout the local community.

Funded in part by its ecotourism activities, the SCLC is a non-profit organization that offers opportunities for mutual exchange between visitors and local people through cultural activities and service projects. SCLC’s projects, which are run by international volunteers and community members, include environmental education, rural tourism activities, English classes, community outreach, women’s groups, and scholarship funds for high school students.

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CUBA Marine Environments & Conservation Efforts Choose your dates | 11 days Experience traditional Cuban culture while learning about the country’s biodiversity and environment during this unforgettable expedition to Cuba. This 11-day adventure includes highlights from snorkeling around coral reefs to learning about Cuban music and dance. Explore the cobblestone streets of Havana and become immersed in Cuban culture and history while visiting Revolution Square, Plaza de Armas, La Rampa and Plaza de Vieja.

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YOUR STUDENTS WILL • Tour Old Havana and discover the culture and history of Cuba.

• Visit Sierra del Rosario, a vast evergreen forest home to the self-sustained community of Las Terrazas.

• Explore the diverse terrain and variety of plants and animals of Mil Cumbres.

• Snorkel around coral reefs in the clear waters of the Guanahacabibes Peninsula.

• Interact with local music students and receive insight about current trends in Cuban music.

• Meet a Cuban musician who will discuss distinct Cuban rhythms including rumba, bolero and habanera.

• Stop by the National Aquarium and learn about Cuba’s marine life and mangrove habitats.

Price based on 9 students with 1 leader traveling for free. Price does not include student airfare.

EDUCATIONAL CONNECTIONS

ITINERARY Day 1: Miami

++ Marine Science

Day 2-4: Old Havana

++ Biology

Day 5: Soroa

++ Conservation

Day 6: Viñales

++ Hands-on Research

Day 7-9: GUANAHACABIBES Day 10: Old Havana Day 11: departure

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CUBA Exploring Cuba’s Economic Transition Choose your dates | 7 days This program provides a macroeconomic understanding of current policies and changes, and also insight into the growing private sector, taxes, and other more recent measures. Learn how policies are implemented at them grassroots level and their impact over civil society groups. Hear from expert guest lecturers and meet with diverse sectors of Cuban society that are experiencing this economic transition.

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YOUR STUDENTS WILL • Experience the Cuban economy first-hand during walking tours in Old Havana.

• Examine the main challenges of Cuban socialist model, people’s concerns, and the current public policies.

• Conduct field research on public/private markets, supply and demand, prices, and dual currency during visits to diverse markets.

• Speak with a researcher from a biomedical laboratory and hear about vaccine production and the provision of health care services.

• Explore the education system with a university professor.

• Visit the ecological community of Las Terrazas.

• Attend a performance by Opera de la Calle, an innovative musical group.

Price based on 10 students with 1 leader traveling for free. Price does not include student airfare.

EDUCATIONAL CONNECTIONS ++ Cultural Immersion ++ Research & Investigation ++ Experiential Learning

ITINERARY Day 1-4: Havana Day 5: Las Terrazas Day 6: Havana Day 7: departure

++ Natural History

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Holbrook Travel in South America Ecuador Man, animal, and plant cohabitate Ecuador’s mountains, rainforests, and shores in great harmony. It has everything from indigenous communities to metropolitan cities, and boasts diverse ecosystems that can take you from the Andean highlands to the Amazon rainforest.

Galápagos Islands The unique flora and fauna of Ecuador’s Galápagos Islands inspired Charles Darwin’s revolutionary studies on evolution during his visit to the archipelago in 1835 and continues to inspire travelers who visit these enchanting islands today.

Peru Peru was notably home to the Inca — an ancient civilization that thrived from the 12th century to 1532, when it was conquered by Francisco Pizarro. Best known for their mountain-top citadel, Machu Picchu, the Inca legacy was built by civilizations like the Chavin, Paracas, Nazca, Moche, and Wari who set the foundations for their Empire.

Ask us about our expeditions in • Argentina • Brazil • Chile • Colombia • Guyana

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GALÁPAGOS ISLANDS Exploring the Galápagos Islands by Land Choose your dates | 12 days Named for the tortoises that roam the lush landscapes of this small archipelago, the Galápagos Islands have become world-renowned for vast wildlife, which includes sea lions, turtles, marine iguanas, and more.

Discover the native flora and fauna that make up this biodiversity hotspot through fun activities like snorkeling, hiking, kayaking, biking and stand-up paddleboarding. You’ll also learn about the natural history of the Islands during visits to Tortuga Bay, El Chato Tortoise Reserve, Tintoreras Islets, the Wall of Tears, the Charles Darwin Research Station, and a host of other unmissable highlights of the Enchanted Islands.

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YOUR STUDENTS WILL • Snorkel with sea lions, turtles, vibrant fish, and other marine wildlife.

• Learn about conservation initiatives and tortoises at the Charles Darwin Research Center.

• Bike ride to the historic Wall of Tears.

• Take a guided tour of Ecuador’s capital city, Quito.

• Straddle the Equator at the Middle of the World monument.

• Optional visits to Otavalo market, Cotopaxi National Park, Antisana Reserve, or Bellavista Cloud Forest Reserve.

EDUCATIONAL CONNECTIONS Price based on 18 students with 2 leaders traveling for free. Price does not include student airfare.

++ Service Learning

++ Experiential Learning

++ Conservation

++ Environmental Studies

ITINERARY Day 1-2: Quito Day 3-5: Floreana

Day 9: isabela-Santa cruz Day 10: santa cruz

Day 6: Floreana-Isabela

Day 11: santa cruzQuito

Day 7-8: isabela

Day 12: quito-departure

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GALÁPAGOS ISLANDS Extraordinary Landscapes & Biodiversity Expedition Aboard M/Y Yolita II (West) Choose your dates | 11 days Embark on an unforgettable expedition into the captivating world of sea lions, Blue-footed Boobies, and marine iguanas. This 11-day program includes a city tour of Ecuador’s capital, Quito, and a 7-day cruise through the Galápagos aboard M/Y Yolita II. Explore the endemic species, volcanic terrain, and fascinating geological history of the world-renowned archipelago that inspired Darwin’s theory of evolution.

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YOUR STUDENTS WILL • Come face to face with the iconic wildlife of the Galápagos, including Blue-footed Boobies, marine iguanas, Darwin’s finches, and the Galápagos Penguin.

• Discover fascinating geological history while trekking volcanoes and lava fields.

• See rare and endangered tortoises at the Tortoise Breeding Center on Isabela Island.

• Hike to the summit on Bartolomé Island for spectacular views of Pinnacle Rock, the most photographed place in the Galápagos Islands.

Price based on 15 students with 1 leader traveling for free. Price does not include student airfare.

EDUCATIONAL CONNECTIONS ++ Environmental Studies ++ Biology ++ Earth Science ++ Conservation

ITINERARY Day 1-2: Quito Day 3-9: Galápagos Islands Day 10: Quito Day 11: departure

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Cruising through the Galรกpagos These are some of our favorite boats from our Galรกpagos fleet.

M/Y Yolita II Decks: 3 Capacity: 16 Speed: 9 knots Length: 114 ft Cabins: Eight cabins with two single beds, one double bed cabin.

Amenities: Bathroom and air conditioning in each room.

Decks: 2 Capacity: 16 Speed: 10 knots Length: 78 ft Cabins: Eight cabins with upper and lower berth single beds.

Amenities: Bathroom and air conditioning in each room.

Decks: 3 Capacity: 20 Speed: 9 knots Length: 88 ft Cabins: 11 double cabins, four with double beds, seven with two single beds.

Amenities: Bathroom, air conditioning and ocean views in each room. Dining room, saloon and sun deck.

Dining room, lounge, sun deck.

M/Y Floreana

Dining room, two sun decks.

M/Y galaven

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M/Y Eric, Flamingo I & Letty Decks: 3 Capacity: 20 Speed: 12 knots Length: 83 ft Cabins: Ten cabins with double bed, two single beds or two single beds

and one upper bed.

Amenities: Bathroom and air conditioning in each room.

Dining room and sun deck.

M/Y Galรกpagos legend Decks: 4 Capacity: 100 Speed: 15 knots Length: 301 ft Cabins: Four legend suites, 25 junior suites, five moon suites, 20 superior cabins.

Amenities: Bathroom in each room.

Observatory, sun terrace, pool, jacuzzi, lounge, restaurant, kids area, cinema, jogging track, spa, glass bottom boats.

Decks: 4 Capacity: 36 Speed: 12 knots Length: 104 ft Cabins: Upper deck: Six cabins with two single beds. Middle deck: Two cabins with two single beds. Lower deck: Eight cabins with two single

beds, two cabins with single bed.

M/Y CORAL I Amenities: Bathroom in each room. Sun terrace, roofed terrace, jacuzzi, lounge, restaurant, library, chill outs and reading area.

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PERU From Amazon Lowlands to Andean Peaks Choose your dates | 12 days This advanced learning adventure encompasses the biodiversity of the Amazon, the ancient history of the Inca, and the characteristics comprising modern Peruvian culture. In the Amazon, focus your studies on your choice of biology and ecology or conservation and sustainability, learning through engaging workshops and expert lectures. Next, uncover the history of the Inca Empire and analyze its influence on present day Andean culture. Other memorable experiences include opportunities for authentic cultural exchange with local residents and visits to the remains of Inca temples, ancient fortresses, and the iconic Machu Picchu.

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YOUR STUDENTS WILL • Journey to the Amazon and choose your academic focus: biology and ecology, or conservation and sustainability.

• Engage in hands-on research and fascinating lectures.

• Examine a variety of species and examine their unique structures, survival strategies, and roles within the ecosystem.

• Discover the history of the Inca Empire and its influence on modern Peruvian culture.

• Explore fascinating archaeological sites including Machu Picchu and Sacsayhuaman.

• Interact with local families and witness an ancient ceremony with a shaman.

EDUCATIONAL CONNECTIONS ++ Biology

++ Hands-on Research

++ Conservation

++ Cultural Immersion

Price based on 20 students with 1 leaders traveling for free. Price does not include student airfare.

ITINERARY Day 1: Lima Day 2-6: Amazonia Day 7-9: urubamba Day 10: cusco Day 11: lima Day 12: arrive home

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Other Holbrook Destinations Iceland Viking heritage and the Icelandic language make Iceland an incredible classroom to study the unique Icelandic culture, while waterfalls, active volcanoes, massive glaciers, and vast uninhabited mountainous terrain make the land of fire and ice perfect for geological studies.

India The cultural wealth of India, both ancient and modern, is vast. Witness religious traditions on the banks of the River Ganges, enjoy the astounding bustle of India’s metropolitan areas, or simply wander the impressive grounds of the Taj Mahal. Natural wealth abounds in India, as well. The country’s government is working to preserve species, such as wild tigers, and habitats from the Himalayas to the diminishing tropical forest of the north.

Tanzania The roots of human history were discovered at Olduvai Gorge when the earliest known specimens of the human genus, Homo habilis, was found here. Africa’s big game species such as lions, elephants, rhinoceros, buffalo and leopard can be seen in Tanzania’s Ngorongoro Crater. For the discerning traveler, Tanzania captivates the senses, engages the mind, and inspires the spirit.

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• Antarctica

• Japan

• Rwanda

• Australia

• Kenya

• Scotland

• Botswana

• Madagascar

• South Africa

• China

• Namibia

• Uganda

• Fiji

• New Zealand

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ICELAND An Earth Science Adventure Choose your dates | 11 days Still the most sparsely populated country in Europe, Iceland’s uninhabited interior is an arctic desert punctuated with mountains, glaciers, volcanoes, and waterfalls. This 11-day program explores Iceland’s unique geology, history, and culture with visits to a variety of environments including hot springs, blue lagoons, and the fascinating capital city of Reykjavík.

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YOUR STUDENTS WILL • Explore geological wonders of waterfalls, geysers, glaciers, volcanoes, and even experience a simulated earthquake.

• Examine the relationships between Iceland’s diverse terrain, natural disasters, and society.

• Get a taste of Iceland’s unique cultural history while listening to folk stories and sagas.

• Learn about geothermal energy and horticulture.

ITINERARY Day 1-2: HVERAGERÐI

Price based on 18 students with 2 leaders traveling for free. Price does not include student airfare.

Day 8: LANDMANNALAUGAR

Day 3-4: ÞÓRSMÖRK

Day 9: ÞJÓRSÁRDALUR VALLEY

Day 5-7: KIRKJUBÆJARKLAUSTUR

Day 10: REYKJAVÍK Day 11: DEPARTURE

EDUCATIONAL CONNECTIONS ++ Earth Science ++ Geology ++ Human Geography ++ Experiential Learning

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ICELAND Geological Wonders Choose your dates | 9 days Iceland’s rich geologic history and northern latitude is an earth scientist’s dream — a land of arctic desert, towering mountains, hot springs, erupting volcanoes, and midnight sun. This customizable itinerary includes opportunities to study a number of topics, including: • • • • • 52

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deposition geothermal power hydrology natural history viking history

• human geography • environmental science • conservation

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YOUR STUDENTS WILL • Study Iceland’s dramatic and varied geology including towering waterfalls, bursting geysers, massive glaciers, and volcanoes.

• Visit local power plants to gain an understanding of thermal energy production.

Price based on 18 students with 2 leaders traveling for free. Price does not include student airfare.

EDUCATIONAL CONNECTIONS

• Examine the social and environmental impact of volcanic eruptions and other environmental events.

ITINERARY

++ Earth Science

Day 1: Depart United states

++ Geology

Day 2-4: ÞÓRSMÖRK

++ Human Geography

Day 5-7: KIRKJUBÆJARKLAUSTUR

++ Experiential Learning

Day 8: REYKJAVÍK Day 9: departure

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INDIA A Global Perspective of Ecology & Culture Available October to June | 12 days Experience India’s rich culture and history, learn about tiger conservation, and participate in community service projects during this amazing educational program. Visit four of India’s World Heritage Sites and witness the contrasts between modern day slums, colorful street bazaars, ancient royal palaces, and marble mausoleums. Search for wild tigers and their prey in Ranthambore, one of India’s premier national parks, and learn about their ecology and behavior from wildlife researchers and conservation experts. These activities, many of which are unavailable to most tourists, will allow you return with knowledge of India’s many cultural groups, the role of conservation within local communities, the obstacles facing tigers for survival, and India’s changing role on the global stage.

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YOUR STUDENTS WILL • Take game drives in Ranthambore National Park, one of the best places in India to see wild tigers.

• Discover India’s rich cultural heritage during visits to ruins and cities, including Delhi and the Pink City of Jaipur.

• Interact with students at a local school to learn about their daily lives and participate in two important community service projects.

• Meet wildlife conservation experts to learn about tiger conservation and the role of humans in their survival.

• Journey by elephant to the Amber Fort.

Price based on 20 students with 2 leaders traveling for free. Price does not include student airfare.

EDUCATIONAL CONNECTIONS

ITINERARY

++ Conservation

Day 2-3: delhi

++ Cultural Immersion

Day 4-5: Jaipur

++ Service Learning

Day 6-9: RANTHAMBORE

++ Ecology

Day 10: agra

Day 1: en route

Day 11: taj mahal & departure Day 12: Arrive home

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INDIA Cultural Investigation of an Evolving Society Choose your dates | 18 days India’s 5,000 year old heritage hosts a distinctly rich culture, natural resources, and favorable geography. Experience a taste of contemporary Indian life through engaging cross-cultural interaction and meaningful volunteer projects with local community members in rural villages and local schools. Participate in hands-on field trips and discussions with experts to learn about the challenges of urbanization, conservation, and related social issues. These core learning objectives are embellished with a deeper understanding of Indian culture as expressed through its art, architecture, and religion, during visits to UNESCO World Heritage Sites and other locations of importance to South Indian culture.

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YOUR STUDENTS WILL • Engage with members of rural communities to identify diverse social and environmental challenges.

• Explore several UNESCO sites to understand ancient art and architecture of South India and its relevance to contemporary culture.

• Visit a Tiger Reserve to understand the conservation measures adopted to preserve these species and their habitat.

• Discover the important role that mangroves play in preventing coastal erosion while visiting Pichavaram, the second largest mangrove forest in the world.

• Spend a night on the tranquil backwaters of Alleppey, the Venice of the East.

Price based on 20 students with 2 leaders traveling for free. Price does not include student airfare.

EDUCATIONAL CONNECTIONS ++ Conservation ++ Service Learning ++ Cultural Immersion ++ Ecology

ITINERARY

Day 11: MADURAI

Day 1: en route

Day 12-13: PERIYAR TIGER RESERVE

Day 2-4: Chennai Day 5: MAHABALIPURAM

Day 15: ALappuzha Day 16: KOCHI

Day 6: CHEYYUR

Day 17: departure

Day 7: PUDUCHERRY

Day 18: arrive home

Day 8-9: SWAMIMALAI

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TANZANIA Investigating Biodiversity & Human Civilization Choose your dates | 9 days Explore the best of Tanzania’s anthropology, geology, and biology including opportunities to observe abundant wildlife such as elephants, lions, zebras, and endangered black rhinos in the wild. Journey through the captivating landscapes of Serengeti National Park, Lake Manyara National Park, and Ngorongoro Crater. Discover the culture and traditions of the Iraqw and Maasai tribes during cultural immersion experiences in local villages, and trace human history at Olduvai Gorge, where the discovery of ancestral fossils from several million years ago revolutionized our ideas about human origins.

Experience Tanzania’s exceptional wildlife and fascinating cultures during this exciting 9-day safari.

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YOUR STUDENTS WILL • Observe Africa’s famed Big Five and other wildlife during game drives in Tanzania’s most famous national parks, including the Serengeti.

• Take an excursion into the Ngorongoro Crater, the Earth’s largest unbroken caldera and home to the endangered Black Rhino.

• Visit Olduvai Gorge, once home to our earliest ancestors and the site where Louis and Mary Leakey discovered Homo habilis.

• Experience the daily lifestyles and traditions of Maasai and Iraqw tribes and participate in a service project.

EDUCATIONAL CONNECTIONS ++ Biology ++ Conservation

++ Cultural Immersion ++ Human Geography

Price based on 20 students with 2 leaders traveling for free. Price does not include student airfare.

ITINERARY Day 1: en route Day 2: arusha Day 3-4: Serengeti NP Day 5: OLDUVAI GORGE Day 6: NGORONGORO Day 7: lake manyara Day 8: arusha Day 9: arrive home

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Other specialties Professional Development We believe travel is an important component of global understanding and action. With that in mind, we offer workshops and seminars to help facilitate professional growth for professors, faculty, and other specialists in the field of higher education. These programs are specially designed to bring like-minded educators together for firsthand exposure to new and exciting environments under the guidance of expert leaders.

Whether you’re looking to expand your personal knowledge of a particular destination, course matter, ecosystem, or culture, or to create a group experience for educators at your institution, we can develop a custom program based on your needs and objectives.

In addition to field knowledge, educators are encouraged to collaborate and share creative solutions through peer-to-peer exchange.

Visit holbrooktravel.com/pd to see all of our professional development opportunities or to customize one of your own.

CONTINUING EDUCATION We partner with renowned national, regional, and private organizations that support professionals continuing their learning experience. Graduate and continuing education credits are available for our professional development travel programs through University of the Pacific.

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Other specialties

field-based learning seminar Get to know us before you plan a student trip!

Book a student trip within two years and we’ll give you $600 back!

Through a combination of expert lectures, peer exchange, and hands-on activities, our exciting five-day professional development workshop will show you how an educational field experience could impact your students.

Together with fellow educators, you’ll learn everything you need to know to make your trip a success, with topics ranging from curriculum integration and student fundraising to the country’s tropical ecosystems, industries, and ongoing conservation efforts.

Special Interest Travel We offer expeditions for much more than just higher education groups. Here are some of our other specialities:

Conservation Birding

Gardens

Marine

Friends & Family

Adventure Service

Photography

K-12 Expedition Cruises

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