Bocas Poison frog tour
The strawberry frog and its colors shifting from island to island. A walk through the sanctuary to understand why Bocas is an open-air evolution lab.
Outings with respect, knowledge and low impact. Each experience shows which lodge it runs from.
Bocas The strawberry frog and its colors shifting from island to island. A walk through the sanctuary to understand why Bocas is an open-air evolution lab.
Bocas A night walk along the sanctuary trails: frogs, insects, eyes that shine. The Bocas forest becomes another place once the sun goes down.
Bocas A birding dawn on the Caribbean slope, part of the 400+ species recorded. Parrots, frigatebirds and mangrove birds from the dock and the trails.
Bocas We paddle among mangrove roots and quiet lagoons, the nursery for much of the archipelago’s life. Included in stay packages.
Bocas Reef snorkeling with a citizen-science twist: we count sea stars to support monitoring across the archipelago.
Bocas A full day sailing to a remote island with endemic wildlife. For those after the wildest version of the Panamanian Caribbean.
Bocas Tell us your goal —a species, an image, a dataset— and we design the full expedition: route, science team, communities and logistics, in Bocas, San Blas or beyond.
San Blas When night falls, the forest comes alive. We head out with a flashlight and a biologist to find glass frogs, red-eyed tree frogs and everything moving between the leaves.
San Blas A morning at the stream counting the Limosa harlequin toad, one by one, alongside the team that monitors it every season. Real science, not a show.
San Blas Trogons, toucans, hummingbirds and the elusive sapayoa. The San Blas mountain is one of the best-kept secrets of Panamanian birding.
San Blas A hike through continuous forest to the river waterfall and the natural pool. Great for a cool dip and for understanding the mountain ecosystem.
San Blas Join the team for a full working day: measuring, recording and monitoring amphibians. Up to four people per outing.