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Retired science teacher Beth Seibel-Hunt listens to juniors Izzy Medrano and Pilar Saavedra-Weis findings from Costa Rica.

Costa Rica fosters love for scientific research

Sharee Roman, The Rubicon October 3, 2019
On Wednesday, Sept 25, students from the summer biology research trip presented their findings.
Seibel-Hunt zip-lines with US students on a Costa Rica trip.

Students prepare for research in Costa Rica

Clara Garner, Staff Writer May 20, 2019
Once a month the group of students going on the Biology trip to Costa Rica meetup to prepare the trip.
Eggs that contain twin turtles normally dont survive because theres not enough nutrition to keep both alive.

Bluhm and O’Toole tag turtles in Costa Rica

Stephanie Li, Arts & Entertainment Editor January 29, 2016
Juniors Samantha Bluhm and Jonny Addicks O'Toole share their experiences of traveling to Costa Rica to tag turtles from Jan. 6-13.
Student researchers traveled to Costa Rica on a trip facilitated by Seeds of Change. (Back row from left to right: Upper School science teacher Ned Heckman, junior John Soranno, Dr. Adrian Pinto, senior Angel Smaller. sophomore Freddy Keillor, J.J. Gisselquist, Upper School science teacher Beth Seibel-Hunt, senior Boraan Abdulkarim. Middle: sophomore Ellie Findell, sophomore Iya Abdulkarim, junior Raegan Small, sophomore Elsa Runquist, junior John Addicks-OToole, sophomore Maya Shrestha, Sammy Bluhm, senior Emily Olson. Front: senior Alena Porter, senior Taylor RIents, junior Sam Petronio

Studies in Paradise: Upper School students research leafcutter ants over break

Boraan Abdulkarim, Editor-in-Chief September 2, 2015
Senior Boraan Abdulkarim recounts the school facilitated research trip in Costa Rica.
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