Frogs in the tropical forest of Panama
July 31st 2012 Frog populations are being afflicted by a microscopic fungus called chytrid, and have declined sharply. The Sedna IV crew explains the situation.
View ArticleTreasure Island
August 15th 2012 The Sedna IV reached Cocos Island today, a former hideout for pirates in the Pacific Ocean that is now part of Costa Rica. Who knows what treasures the crew may find there!
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Our activity leaders love to discuss biodiversity. Don’t hesitate to come and speak with them!
View ArticleMindo, a peaceful haven for birds
24 octobre 2012 Join the Sedna IV crew and discover Mindo, a small town located 80 km west of Quito, Ecuador. It boasts exceptional biodiversity and is home to more then 500 species of birds.
View ArticleDaphné Laurier-Montpetit
Back from the Sedna IV Scientific interpreter/Biodôme She worked as nature guide in rabascaw. She also worked as a nature diver. Continue reading →
View ArticleJade-Anaïs Généreux-Gamache
Back from the Sedna IV Guide/Insectarium Has already travelled to 12 tropical countries. Has sailed since childhood. Has been a science populizer for Les Débrouillards. Continue reading →
View ArticleMarie-Ève André
Back from the Sedna IV Scientific team/Biodôme She has a master’s in research at the Université de Sherbrooke She worked as an interpreter at the Insectarium Continue reading →
View ArticleMarie-Odile Noël
Back from the Sedna IV Day Camps coordonator/Biodôme She has a master's in enviromental science. She worked as an scientific interpreter for the Biodôme and the Base Camp. Continue reading →
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