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Riverside Runs

Posted on August 7, 2012 by Stephen Kaczor

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My scimitar-shaped landscaping tool has a lethal, vaguely Middle Eastern look to it; I’m pleasantly surprised when Border Patrol doesn’t react as I jog by. Perhaps they ignore me because I’m heading towards the river rather than away from it, … Continue reading →

More Galleries | Tagged Big River Foundation, bird watching, border, Bravo, drug war, exercise, hiking, mountain biking, Rio Grande, Rio Grande Plaza, running, walking | Leave a comment

Watershed Ecology Program in Central America

Posted on January 29, 2011 by Stephen Kaczor

Classrooms all over the world are preparing to participate in a new watershed ecology program in Central America. This education and eco-tourism project is in Parque Internacional “La Amistad”, a biosphere reserve and World Heritage Site shared by Costa Rica … Continue reading →

Posted in Central America Projects | Tagged adventure, Big River Foundation, Biolley, Boquete, C. America, Central America, Costa Rica, Development, Eco-tourism, Ecology, Ecotourism, Education, hike, hiking, International Park La Amistad, kayak, kayaking, Kingdom, La Amistad, linkedin, Naso, ODESEN, Panama, Parque Internacional La Amistad, PILA, Programs, UNESCO, Watershed, WECKSO | 6 Comments

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