While traveling around the world, the students from A Year on Earth would team up with local students to find out what life was really like in these distant places. In addition, they contacted classrooms back in the United States to share their findings. The links below are to the pages created by the schools in the U.S. that were in contact with Arsen, Jamie, and Tyler "Live From the Field". Watch a video about Live from the Field in one classroom in Maine. December 1-7, 2004 Brazil's Pantanal: Conserving an Ecosystem Study Brazil's Pantanal endangered river otters with expert biologist, Helen Waldemarin. Hosted by Jeff Wilford, York Middle School, York, ME December 14-23, 2004 Costa Rican Sea Turtles Monitor leatherback turtles in Costa Rica's Las Baulas National Park. Hosted by Emily Thompson, Wiscasset Schools, Wiscasset, ME January 23- February 3, 2005 Grey Whale Migrations (Mexico) Hosted by Donna Cole, Edison School, Bow, WA February 19 - March 4, 2005 Origins of Angkor (Thailand) Hosted by Shayne Russell, Olson Middle School, NJ March 7-19, 2005 Sri Lanka Temple Monkeys Hosted by Cindy Ripley, Gallagher Middle School, Smithfield, RI April 1-15, 2005 Mongolian Argali Hosted by Bonnie Coleman and Carrie Vanderzwaag, Valley Christian Schools, Cerritos, CA April 19 - May 2, 2005 Malaysian Bat Conservation Hosted by Robin Steele, Halifax Elementary School, MA May 9 - May 23, 2005 Climate Change in the Rainforest Hosted by Cindy DeMaria, Pennsbury High School East, Fairless Hills, PA May 29 - June 11, 2005 Crocodiles of Cuba Hosted by Suzanne Smith, Cameron Middle School, Framingham, MA