The document contains photos and descriptions from trips to various locations in Costa Rica showcasing the country's volcanic geography and biodiversity, including Tortuguero National Park, Poás Volcano, Botos Lagoon, and Irazu and Turrialba volcanoes. It also features photos of friends and family from trips in 1992, 1998, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2007, and 2009.

1. Costa Rica Sunset in Our Backyard

2. Tortuguero National Park

3. Biodiversity at Tortuguero National Park

4. Giant Bug on Peeled Sugar Cane

6. On our way to Isla de Caño.

7. Indian artifacts Uninhabited Island

8. Poás Volcano has the largest crater in the world. The last volcanic activity was recorded in 1996. Volcán Poás September 6, 2005

11. Botos Lagoon is an extinct volcano that has been filled up by rainwater. There aren’t any living creatures in the water because it is so acidic. It is about a 20 min. walk east of the Poás crater. Botos Lagoon

12. Mariano Melissa Carlos Tiffany Paula Daniela Valeria 2005 The “Ring of Fire” shows the students that volcanic activity around the world forms a big circle.

13. Volcán Irazu

14. These photos are of an area close to a volcano in Northern Costa Rica. Hot steam, vocanic rocks and gray mud covered the ground. It was really awesome to see!

15. Turrialba River

16. Monteverde, Costa Rica 2007

17. Butterfly Farm

18. Giant fern

20. CULTURE

21. Hans and Danielle Dominic too! 1992 2008

23. Dominic and Tiffany 1998

24. Dominic Alli Nursery School 1997

25. Kindergarten 1998 6th Grade 2004

26. DOMINIC Graduation 2009

27. 2001 2003 2009 Tiffany