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 Video: Hear what Danielle said about studying turtles on STE

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 Video: Hear why Randelle recommends the STE course

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 Video: Hear what Randelle said about the STE course

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 I definitely made new friends, and best of all is that they were all ...

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“I definitely made new friends, and best of all is that they were all very different than I am. We all learned a lot about sea turtles, but also about the different cultures and communities that we visited. I absolutely loved Nicaragua. The people there are very involved in their community and the sea turtle cause. They are also very authentic and welcoming. This trip was actually a life changing experience for me in more ways that I can articulate.”— Randelle B (age 21)

 STE was an incredible experience, and I loved all the activities. Nicaragua ...

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“STE was an incredible experience, and I loved all the activities. Nicaragua provided the most rewarding experience, since we got to work with the community and bonded with locals. Our small group became more like a family, and I am sad to be leaving.”— Molly W (age 21)

 Nicaragua was so so wonderful. We were welcomed into the community with ...

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“Nicaragua was so so wonderful. We were welcomed into the community with such open arms and were really able to immerse ourselves. Our lectures and classwork were incredibly relevant to our hands-on experience and I think this made us valuable volunteers. It was great to experience our course work in real life.”— Danielle B (age 19)

 Video: Hear why Molly liked studying sea turtles

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