Conservet externships provide students with hands-on conservation medicine at the Soltis Center, located in the rainforests of Costa Rica. Students hike into the forest and complete activities that involve wild and domestic animals and the environment.
Identifying local birds
Banding local birds for study
On-site instructions prior to hike into the rainforest
Excavating soil around plant in rainforest
Entrance to Texas A&M Soltis Center
Soltis Center arial view
Soltis Center entrance driveway
Observing in the rainforest at Twin Falls
Toad with deformed leg captured in rainforest
Hiking Waterfall Trail in montane tropical rainforest
Arenal volcano in northwestern Costa Rica
Mountainous terrain in Costa Rica
Participants hiking into the rainforest
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Twin Falls in the Soltis Center rainforest
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Conservation Veterinary Medicine
Animal, Human and Environmental Health Connection
Conservet EXTERNSHIP
One Health Overview
Conservet Costa Rica
Research
Externship Logistics
Who We Are
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OTHER IGHHP EXTERNSHIPS
MARVET Mexico-Marine Animal Medicine
MARVET Cayman-Marine Animal Medicine
Conservet Externship Photos
Bird Banding - Hiking in Rainforest - Soltis Center
Frog Examination - Costa Rica Landscape - Twin Falls
Conservet is an educational workshop conducted by
The Institute for Global Health and Health Policy,
which is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
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