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April showers bring…..many creatures out. Research and Volunteering We had four presentations this month as people finished up their research and shared their data and experiences. Crissy and her son Daniel’s evening bat collecting resulted in the identification of 8 species.  Her presentation included information Read More …

Research Crissy and her son Daniel (Florida, US) are in the midst of a bat survey at Cloudbridge.   There has been research done at lower elevations in Costa Rica, but investigations at higher elevations has been limited. It will be interesting to see how Read More …

 February Blooms February saw Cloudbridge hosting 15 researchers, volunteers and guests, wow what a month! New Volunteers and Researchers this month: In February Cloudbridge was fortunate to have Bastian and Nuria (Germany) walk into the reserve and volunteer to help.  Read More …

Cloudbridge started off the new year with a full house of  people volunteering and researching. Katy from Australia and Meghna from the UK are our latest GVI interns and they are continuing with the ongoing biological survey.  The survey intends to Read More …

Zenobia Barlow, “Confluence of Streams” “Children are born with a  sense of wonder and an affinity for Nature.   Properly cultivated, these values can mature into ecological literacy,  and eventually   into sustainable  patterns of living.” This month we celebrate the education Read More …

Keep close to Nature’s heart….and break clear away, once in awhile, and climb a mountain or spend a week in the woods.  Wash your spirit clean.”       John Muir   Activities and Research: September was a good month for trail work Read More …

  Photo by Rolando Zuniga Salaza What we are doing to the forests of the world is but a mirror reflection of what we are doing to ourselves and to one another.” ― Mahatma Gandhi Volunteers planting oak up Sendero Montana Read More …

The Sentinel Younger Sentinel – 6 years earlier Hiking to the Sentinel.  Not an easy task.     Projects: June has been a busy month of people coming and going. Marlos continues her weed suppression study.  We all joined in Read More …

“Planting trees, I myself thought for a long time, was a feel-good thing, a nice but feeble response to our litany of modern-day environmental problems. In the last few years, though, as I have read many dozens of articles and Read More …

Construction of an additional cabina for research housing has begun.  We have installed a new product for the roof manufactured by Dos Pinos Co. Costa Rica’s largest milk producer. They recycle the tetra paks into sheets of láminas.  Tom working Read More …