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Borderless Meets Cloudbridge Documenting Borderless World Volunteers project implementation in the cloud forests of Costa Rica
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Emerald Toucanet Photo courtesy of Laurie Allnatt. This is the month for bird presentations as some of our researchers are wrapping up their time at Cloudbridge. Arial view on bird point count stations at Cloudbridge. This resulted in a total of 6098 birds counted within this time period. The loss of forests from agriculture including cattle past.
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