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And so it begins
7th January 2017 After hours of travel and rather a few delays, 40 students set to embark on Field course Costa Rica congregated at Hotel Autentico, jet lagged but keen to see the incredible diversity this country has to offer. Stuffed from our 6.30am breakfast the group set off for the La Selva biological…
sf343 January 14th, 2017 Costa Rica, Costa Rica archive biological station, boa constrictor, Costa Rica, Field Course, frogging, headtorch, Hotel Autentico, La Selva, poison dart frog, rain, red-eyed tree frog, Three-toed sloth
Countdown to Costa Rica!
With Christmas now behind us Field Course Fortnight is only just around the corner and therefore current final year bioscience and masters students will be preparing for what is sure to be the trip of a lifetime. In the last days before we jet off to our respective exotic destinations we will be frantically checking…
sf343 December 28th, 2016 Costa Rica, Costa Rica archive Biodiversity, Bioscience, Costa Rica, Field Course Costa Rica, Field Course Fornight, Glass frog, Hummingbirds, Jaguars, Monteverde, Sea turtles, Three-toed sloth, Tropical frogs, university of exeter