Autobiography:

Residence:         McDonough, Georgia.
Education:          B.A. Science, Masters Education/Science
Position:             Middle Grades Science Teacher
Participations:    NEWMAST/NASA/Kennedy Space Center
                            International Studies Germany
                            NOAA/Teacher at Sea
                            Canadian Dinosaur Studies/Canada
                            Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation, Environmental Studies in Costa Rica
                            Galileo Ambassador.

Journal:  A Costa Rican Adventure

WOW ... I never knew that some leaf miners deliberately chose the locations to lay their eggs or that leaf node bats pick certain fruits to eat.  This and many more things I experienced .
 
Never in a million years could I have captured the image of the lush tropical beauty of the flora and fauna of La Salva where you can walk trails experiencing the grandeur of the Morpho butterfly, the calling of the macaws, snorting of the peccaries, chirping of frogs and quiet often the howling of monkeys  or possibly in another case the bombardment of fruits by monkeys.. Their way of advising us to leave..
 
With a canopy over my head, the sounds of life abounding and the colours and smells of the forest surrounding me I truly was able to experience beauty in this world... The Rain Forest....May we all do our part in protecting it!
 

Photo Gallery:

1. Palo Verde Water Hyacinth                4. Flowers of LaSelva                         7. Cloud Forest Las Cruces
2. Iguana of Palo Verde                             5.Volcano La Poas                              8. At the beach
3. Palo Verde Swamp                                 6. Monkey                                            9. Pacific beach

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Links:

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Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
Organization of Tropical Studies
National Science Foundation
Palo Verde Report
La Selva Report
Las Cruces Report
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