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Comparing Different Methodologies for Effective Bird Surveys

October 21, 2024October 21, 2024 cloudbridgereserve

When conducting a research project or participating in data collection, oftentimes what we’re most interested in is the results compiled at the end. However, the means to the end is arguably just as important as the final result, as the Read More …

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New Tiger-cat Species Revealed Using Ecological Modeling, Biogeography, and Phenotypic Analyses

September 22, 2024September 24, 2024 cloudbridgereserve

Above: an oncilla (Leopardus pardinoides) captured on camera traps within Cloudbridge. This individual is melanistic, making it all black (Photo: Benjamin Luke). The intricacy of animal speciation, whether that be for amphibians, birds, or mammals, is often a tedious and Read More …

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Moth Diversity in Different Cloud Forest Succession Stages (Sphingidae focus)

August 21, 2024 cloudbridgereserve

As pollination continues to be one of the most important ecological processes, it’s only fair that we understand better who is responsible for fulfilling that niche. Primarily, one may think about bees and butterflies for daytime pollination, and bats for Read More …

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First Record of a Tailless Puma at Cloudbridge Nature Reserve

July 18, 2024 cloudbridgereserve

Wild cats are considered to be one of the most formidable mammalian predators across the globe. Their opportunistic, stealthy style of hunting is a unique attribute that is relatively similar across all feline species. Besides lions, wild cats exhibit a Read More …

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Behavioral Study on Cryptic Dice’s Cottontail

June 20, 2024 cloudbridgereserve

When discussing the role that mammals play in an ecosystem, oftentimes the first thought will be a predator or a keystone species (think eagles, jaguars, or tapirs for terrestrial ecosystems). While it’s true that these roles are paramount in the Read More …

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Reforestation Effectiveness and Success in a Cloud Forest

May 19, 2024 cloudbridgereserve

Reforestation has become an integral part of the larger habitat restoration effort. As a relatively simple, successful, and opportune way to replenish lost ecosystems, it’s no wonder that we’ve seen countless stories of reforestation all throughout the globe. So long Read More …

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Arboreal Camera Trapping to Measure Canopy Biodiversity

April 16, 2024 cloudbridgereserve

While the deepest depths of the ocean are considered to be one of the most unknown ecosystems to humankind, there’s another contender that’s equally as mysterious: the uppermost canopies of our forests. Famously inaccessible, forest canopies remain mostly untouched for Read More …

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Benthic Communities within Cloudbridge Water Streams

March 17, 2024 cloudbridgereserve

In our current day, clean water is a privilege. Accessibility and abundance of water for drinking, bathing, washing, cooking and so on, is something that many of us don’t think twice about. But water isn’t just a service that humans Read More …

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Response of an Introduced Frog Breeding Pond in a Cloud Forest

February 20, 2024 cloudbridgereserve

When thinking of amphibians, some of the first thoughts that may come to mind are water, lush greenery, soft (or perhaps loud) calls, and webbed hands and feet. While these idyllic thoughts can be true, amphibians are one of the Read More …

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Bird Diversity in Differing Cloud Forest Successions with Migratory Species Focus

January 22, 2024 cloudbridgereserve

Every year, land masses stretching from Canada down to the tip of Chile exhibit an extraordinary phenomenon – avian migration. In the autumn, when the air temperatures begin to cool in the upper parts of North America and food sources Read More …

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Cloudbridge has recently been featured in this excellent article titled Mountain Islands: Restoring a Transitional Cloud Forest in Costa Rica.

Our science coordinator Greilin Fallas Rodríguez gives excellent career advice to aspiring ecologists in this recent interview.

Our operations manager Max King describes the importance of biodiversity and the Cloudbridge project in this podcast.

For over a decade, Cloudbridge has hosted students from Carol Martin Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science in Kentucky, and in November 2020 they were awarded the Innovative Partnership Award by the NCSSS .

Read works by DK and Oli, visiting scientists from New Zealand! They discuss their adventure and take great photos! Clouding in Costa Rica

We are thrilled Cloudbridge is included in 25 Beautiful Places to Find Peace of Mind

 

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We have recently been featured on the Costa Rican news network, highlighting the conservation efforts of Cloudbridge and inviting national tourism to the reserve.

About a year ago, students from the Colegio Técnico de Platanares made a video about Cloudbridge as part of their practical experience.  We are thankful for their excellent efforts.

In December 2021, a Dutch volunteer made a vlog about her experience.  We invite you to check it out here.

In 2012, a brother and sister team traveled from Guatemala to Panama, visiting 14 different volunteer projects in conservation. Watch the documentary about Cloudbridge!

Take a trip down memory lane and learn about the history of Cloudbridge, with this documentary written by Cara DeVito in 2010.

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