By Sergei Bluman, of the University of Vermont Round River Botswana puts students on the ground to immerse them in both the natural environment as well as the cultural and social environments in northern Botswana. We are learning about the…
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By Sergei Bluman, of the University of Vermont Round River Botswana puts students on the ground to immerse them in both the natural environment as well as the cultural and social environments in northern Botswana. We are learning about the…
By Paige Mathison, of Westminster College I start my day waking up to the sunrise shining through acacia trees. I head over to the kitchen tent and grab corn flakes and peanut butter for breakfast. I sit and eat to…
Image 1: One of our only sources of light pollution in the bush. Photo by Sam Christopher. By Sam Christopher, of the University of Vermont As the rainy season has started to spare us from constant clouds and rain,…
by Selma Siekert – University of Vermont The morning brings with it early rising and breakfast – an array of granola, bran-flakes, Weetabix, and an abundance of peanut butter. In the young hours of the day, students gather together…
A female waterbuck. Picture by Samara Müller. By Jacob Knudson, of Saint John’s University The Okavango Delta harbors over 1,000 different types of plant, bird, reptile and mammal species which are often found nowhere else in the world. The…