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Sierra Deimling
- Oct 6, 2022
5 Reasons to Volunteer at Pacuare Reserve
Turning inspiration into action takes many different forms for EPI Alumni. For some, it looks like organizing an eco-club at school -...
Sierra Deimling
- Aug 31, 2022
From Rainforest to the Rockies: COVID's Turn of Events
A change of travel plans Back in 2020, high school sophomore Kirstyn couldn't wait to trade her New Jersey high school textbooks for a...
April Sigmund
- Aug 10, 2022
News from the Field: Program and wildlife updates across all EPI sites
Inside this edition of updates: > EPI's newest professional development course is up and running in one of the West's most iconic...
Sierra Deimling
- Aug 10, 2022
Building Sustainable Communities with EPI Mexico
EPI Mexico staff, instructors, interns, alumni, and volunteers excel in taking environmental lessons from the field and putting them into...
EPI Staff
- Jun 27, 2022
Bridging the Gap: Yellowstone 2022 Programs
Yellowstone Flood Update: June 27, 2022 What's happening in Yellowstone? On Monday, June 13, rain combined with rapidly melting snowpack...
Meaghan Loos-Becht
- Jun 7, 2022
Engaging with Pacuare Reserve's Conservation Research
Ecology Project International's (EPI) Pacuare Reserve is a very special place on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica. There, the howler...
April Sigmund
- Apr 6, 2022
News from the Field
This Edition's Featured Programs: Pacuare Reserve: The Reserve is buzzing with new arrivals! Turtles, researchers, and students alike...
EPI Staff
- Apr 4, 2022
Protecting Habitats in Belize
EPI Introduces New Partnership with Toucan Ridge Ecology and Education Society (T.R.E.E.S.) for 2023 Belize Programs. The country of...
EPI Staff
- Mar 21, 2022
2023 Program Catalog Now Available
It may feel like 2022 is just getting started, but at EPI we're already gearing up for our 2023 program season. With new program...
Heather McKee
- Sep 16, 2021
Electric Yellowstone: An EPI Employee's First Field Course
Lightning cracks 360 degrees around us at the campground outside Gardiner, Montana. Inside the Ecology Project International van, EPI...
EPI Staff
- Sep 2, 2021
EPI Student Travel Programs: Travel that Gives Back
After a challenging year, are you looking for ways to re-engage your students and offer a meaningful way to connect with the world around...
Jennifer Stoker
- Feb 18, 2021
Bison, Rivers, and Snowshoes: Yellowstone's Lessons on Perseverance
A student from rural Montana recounts her experiences on the Yellowstone Winter Ecology Program in the early months of 2020.
Heather McKee
- Oct 1, 2020
The Sea Turtle Hatcheries of Pacuare Reserve
This year, the first baula—Costa Rican for leatherback sea turtle—emerged on the night of February 2nd from the dark Caribbean waves, and...
Heather McKee
- Jul 8, 2020
Climate in the Islands of Change
When you hear “Galapagos,” what comes to mind? Lumbering giant tortoises? Deep and cold, turquoise waters? Sea lions lounging with marine...
Heather McKee
- Jul 8, 2020
Climate Change, Cetaceans, and the Gulf of California
In Baja, Ecology Project International's home base in Mexico, the turquoise crescent of the Gulf of California is framed by desert—an...
Heather McKee
- Jul 8, 2020
Climate Change in Yellowstone: Understanding the Home on the Range
Fluttering grasslands stretching to the horizon, steaming mudpots and cauldrons, thundering bison, wolves howling through...
Heather McKee
- Jul 8, 2020
Mangroves, Manatees, and Scientific Monitoring in Belize
Belize’s coastal ecosystems are deeply diverse. From thrumming inland rainforests to dense processions of mangroves, rich seagrass beds,...
Heather McKee
- Jul 8, 2020
Climate Change & Sea Turtles in Costa Rica
Costa Rica is breathtaking in its biodiversity. Rainforests drip with clicking invertebrates, and seas teem with swirling fish. Costa...
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