From Dante’s Peak to the Panama Canal

Does a Natural History Museum dialogue with a Science Center?

From pollen to forests

Teaching paleontology: The end of the introductory course in paleontology of Panama

What are All Hands meeting attendees saying about the event?

There is strength in numbers

Adding pieces to the Isthmus formation puzzle

Knocking down the tower

Understanding past geography

MacFadden visits University de Los Andes, Bogotá

PCP-PIRE and the Annual Geological Society of America Meeting: Communicating our discoveries to a national audience

Talking dietary evolution of horses at the Southwest Florida Fossil Club

Fascinated by paleontology

Getting to know wild cats: A key component for felids conservation in Panama and the Neotropics.

Advances in the knowledge of vertebrate paleontology in Panama

An outreach experience at Parque Explora, Colombia

Science Education in PCP-PIRE

California teachers learn paleontology in Panama

Decisions for my life

Discovering ancient environments

Introductory course to Panama's paleontology: A new challenge

Rebecca Koll, new paleobotany PhD student

Recent paleobotany field trip to the Azuero Peninsula

Fossil horses and the ancient environments of Panama

New K-12 education project

Studying Mammals in Panama

Looking for fossils: From Western US to the Panama Canal

Panama Canal Rare Earth Element Analyses

Teachers from Panama Teach Us the Importance of Public Outreach

Panama Fossils go to Washington DC

"The seas roll over but the rocks remain” (A.P. Herbert)

Living in Panama has been a real blast!

Forty million year old plants from Panama

High school students collaborate with PCP-PIRE and STRI scientists in the field

The Natural History of the Pearl Islands: A New Focus for the PIRE

A professor from "Universidad Autónoma de Chiriquí" visits FLMNH

The Panamanian strait and the probable use of the canal seaway

Clumped Isotopes at PCP-PIRE

Wildcats of Panama

The excitement of being a paleontologist

Researcher from the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California Sur visits the PCP-PIRE in Gainesville

Late Quaternary of the Neotropics: First of the PCP-PIRE Thematic Clusters

A ride on the Fossil Freeway