Explore the magical, rugged landscapes of Baja California’s desert with Curator of Botany, Jon Rebman, Ph.D. and Director of Conservation Biology, Michelle Thompson, Ph.D. Hosted by Andiamo Travel, the trip includes ground transportation from The Nat, hotel accommodation for three nights, all meals, and expert natural interpretation from our scientists.
$1,500 per person in double occupancy, $250 single supplement.
For more information, please contact Alejandra Saavedra at asaavedra@sdnhm.org or 619.255.0273.
Explore one of the world's biodiversity hotspots, Costa Rica and Panama, with Judy Gradwohl and VP of Science and Conservation Johno Niles. Hosted by Lindblad Expeditions, you'll have the opportunity to hike deep into the rainforest, kayak, paddleboard along the shore, take a cool swim in a waterfall pool, and snorkel over a coral reef. You'll also get an exclusive chance to visit the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute—Judy's former research base—and the Latin American Sea Turtles Association at Playa Blanca on the Osa Peninsula.
Starting at $7,230, flights not included.
For more information, please contact Alejandra Saavedra at asaavedra@sdnhm.org or 619.255.0273.
Join Museum President and CEO Judy Gradwohl and the Director of Conservation Biology Michelle Thompson, Ph.D., aboard Lindblad Expedition’s newest vessel, National Geographic Endeavour ll. Witness the iconic wildlife that sparked the theory of evolution in one action-filled week. Explore Darwin’s islands through land and undersea adventures with a diverse perspective of the archipelago. Snorkel and kayak among colorful fish, sea turtles, penguins, playful sea lions and walk among colonies of wildlife and seabirds unfazed by your presence. Maximize your time in the islands with options for exploration every day including hiking, kayaking, snorkeling, and more.
Join Museum Curator of Botany, Jon Rebman, Ph.D., and Curator of Herpetology, Brad Hollingsworth, Ph.D., on an exclusive trip to experience the biodiversity of Cataviña in the San Quintín region of Baja California. Explore the magical rugged landscapes of Baja California, a land of vast deserts covered with innumerable species of unusual flora enclosed by prolific seas.
Discover new life in the Sea of Cortés. Here on the Pacific side of Baja California, whales pause their incredible annual migration. They give birth and begin instructing their young before beginning the long trek to Arctic waters. More information.
An exclusive expedition to experience the biodiversity of Baja California. Leading the trip will be Museum curators, Scott Tremor and Dr. Jon Rebman. You’ll stay at the beautiful Rancho Las Cruces private resort just outside of La Paz and spend your days hiking, snorkeling, talking natural history, and enjoying the beauty of the Sea of Cortés.
Adventure to the magnificent Channel Islands with Museum President and CEO, Judy Gradwohl and Curator of Botany, Jon Rebman from September 25-29, 2019 onboard the National Geographic Sea Bird with Lindblad Expeditions.
Explore the flora, fauna, culture & history of this magnificent country and the unforgettable Monarch Butterfly migration. Join Museum President and CEO, Judy Gradwohl and Curator of Entomology, Michael Wall.
Explore the marine life, culture, history, flora and fauna of this magnificent peninsula with Museum President and CEO, Judy Gradwohl and Curator of Botany, Jon Rebman.