Her lodge seemed unlikely to succeed, until birders showed up #shorts @60minutes
Her lodge seemed unlikely to succeed, until birders showed up #shorts @60minutes
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Despite the violence near Tatamá National Park, Michelle Tapasco opened a lodge for visiting birders. Many thought it would fail, but it found success thanks to a peace deal and to the birding community. #colombia #birds #birders
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Her lodge seemed unlikely to succeed, until birders showed up #shorts

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