Panorama #1: Low Elevation Forest

On the Ground

1. Site Introduction
2. Soil Sampling Introduction
3. Science of Soil
4. Why Spines?
5. Dry Leaves and Decomposition
6. Science of Leaf Toughness
7. Leaf Cutter Ants At Work

In The Canopy

1. Wind in the Trees
2. Howler Monkeys Feeding
3. Succulent Leaves

Panorama #2: Mid Elevation Forest

On the Ground

1. Site Introduction
2. Soil Sampling Introduction
3. Through the Site
4. Light in the Forest
5. Underneath the Rotting Log
6. Plant Spine Description

In The Canopy

1. Light in the Canopy
2. Identifying Plant Species
3. The World’s Most Beautiful Bird
4. Fuzzy Leaves
5. Epiphyte Diversity

Panorama #3: High Elevation

On the Ground

1. Site Introduction
2. Soil Sampling Introduction
3. Through the Site
4. Climbing Trees
5. Fallen Debris and Decomposition
6. Metallic Beetles
7. Pollination: Hummingbirds and Flowers

In The Canopy

1. Microclimate and Plants
2. Soil in the Air
3. Hemiepiphytic Plants
4. The Leafy liverwort
5. Strange Plant

Panorama #4: Elfin Forest

On the Ground

1. Site Introduction
2. Soil Sampling Introduction
3. The Canopy’s Close!
4. Leaf Litter Frog
5. A Filmy Fern?!?
6. A View from the Top

Panorama #5: Atlantic Slope

On the Ground

1. Site Introduction
2. Soil Sampling Introduction
3. The Science of Wood

Panorama #6: Remnant Tree

On the Ground

1. Site Introduction
2. Time Lapse

In The Canopy

1. Remnant Trees
2. Orchid

Panorama #7: Light Gap

On the Ground

1. Site Introduction
2. Wet Season Panorama
3. Through the Site
4. Fast Growing Plant Species
5. Weather Time Lapse

Our Picks

• Panorama #1 Ground: Leaf Cutter Ants (link #7)
• Panorama #1 Canopy: Howler Monkeys (link #2)
• Panorama #2 Canopy: The World’s Most Beautiful Bird (link #3)
• Panorama #3 Ground: Climbing Trees (link #4)
• Panorama #4 Ground: The Canopy’s Close! (link #3)
• Panorama #6 Canopy: Remnant Trees (link #1)