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Adventures in Mindo (Days two to five)

Settling into the small Ecuadorian town of Mindo for 4 days, students explore the area by hiking through the cloud forest, swimming in waterfalls, bird-watching with the "bird whisperer", ziplining...

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Exploring the Cloud Forest of Mindo

Written by Samantha Schaevitz, Alfonso Arguindegui, Keaton Moe, and Miller Thornton. It is absolutely magnificent here in Mindo! The incredible scenery and plants blew all of us away.  We got our room...

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Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest

It’s our last couple of days here in Australia and we’re trying to soak up everything we can before heading back home. We’ve had a really busy and wonderful time in Queensland since we last wrote. We...

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Puffin Island and a dip in the Arctic Ocean

Let’s see. What didn’t we do today? After our second night of camping at Skaftafell, we woke up and headed out for an early morning hike to a nearby waterfall. We took a ton of pictures and sampled...

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Dispatch from Iceland: Golden Circle, Waterfalls, Geysers, and the Coast

The past couple of days have been busy ones. On Thursday, we started the day with a tour of the geothermal power plant outside of Reykjavik. After a short video and Q&A with a plant employee about...

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Iceland Expedition: Filmmaking On Assignment Projects

Filmmaking students on our 2012 Iceland Expedition worked together on a variety of projects. They documented their journey, capturing Iceland’s vast a varied landscapes. They interviewed both locals...

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Waterfalls in Iceland

I’m with 23 teens and their expedition leaders on a National Geographic Student Expedition to spectacular Iceland, where the ubiquitous snowfields and glaciers—including Vatnajokull, the world’s...

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