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December 2010
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We are thrilled to introduce our new line up of high school student trips for summer 2011, including four new programs: field workshops in Yellowstone National Park and Barcelona, an expedition to New Zealand, and our first community service expedition—in Costa Rica. National Geographic Student Expeditions gets high school students out into the field to explore fascinating places with National Geographic's photographers, writers, and scientists.
Take a look below to read more about our new expeditions, watch a video from this past summer's Costa Rica trip, and sign up for our upcoming webinar on Wednesday, December 15th. | |
 Join us for a special online presentation on National Geographic Student Expeditions. Find out more about our 2011 summer expeditions and field workshops, and hear from popular National Geographic expert–marine biologist and filmmaker Tierney Thys (pictured at left). During this interactive presentation, you’ll also have the opportunity to ask us questions about the program.
| Free Webinar: | National Geographic Student Expeditions | | Date: | Wednesday, December 15, 2010 | | Time: | 7–8:00 p.m. U.S. Eastern time |
Space on this webinar is limited, so click here to register today! |
This past summer, students on our Costa Rica field workshop set out on night hikes with expert Taylor Edwards in search of lively nocturnal animals. They went horseback riding in the Monteverde Cloud Forest, met with conservation biologists to learn about the endangered leatherback turtle, and soared through the rain forest on a zip line. Click the video below to catch a glimpse of their unforgettable adventure.
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New Zealand: Fabled Landscapes of the Pacific
| Jam-packed with legendary landscapes and geological wonders, New Zealand is the perfect destination for young, active explorers. Go trekking on a glacier with National Geographic expert Malcolm Campbell—a native New Zealander—and work with biologists to help preserve the endangered kiwi. Try "Zorbing," the latest adventure sport, head out on a sunrise photo shoot, and participate in a traditional Maori hangi feast. Learn more.
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|  | | Costa Rica: Community Service
| On this special community service expedition, we'll make our home in a mountain village and work alongside members of the community on a variety of collaborative service projects. As you delve into the local culture, document your life in the village through photos, journals, and video; and craft a story about your experience. Upon completion of your project, set off to explore Costa Rica's most active volcano, and spend three days on the breathtaking western coast. Learn more.
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Barcelona: Field Workshop
| On this exciting new field workshop, settle into the heart of Barcelona–one of Spain's most cosmopolitan cities. Explore lively street festivals and markets, photograph street performers alongside National Geographic expert Tino Soriano, and explore Gaudi's architectural wonders. Hike the surrounding peaks of the Catalan Pyrenees and ride a cable car to a mountaintop monastery. Learn more.
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 | | Yellowstone & Montana: Field Workshop
| Immerse yourself in two of the American West's vital conservation areas–Yellowstone National Park and Montana's prairie country. Track wildlife in Yellowstone's backcountry with National Geographic expert Betsy Robinson, and go white-water rafting on the wild Gallatin River. Conduct a head count of newborn bison, and learn about local Native American culture. Learn more.
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