By Shannon Quinn, University of Vermont November 14, 2017. 6:40 a.m. I woke up in a cold dark place. I am reminded of life’s inherent harshness; the kind that can threaten to wash one’s spirit downstream. My foremost thought this…
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By Shannon Quinn, University of Vermont November 14, 2017. 6:40 a.m. I woke up in a cold dark place. I am reminded of life’s inherent harshness; the kind that can threaten to wash one’s spirit downstream. My foremost thought this…
For three years, Round River student teams have attempted to complete a biodiversity survey of the upper Pascua River watershed from Lago Quetru to Lago O’Higgins, a wild area recently threatened with heavy development. After ten days in the field…
By Zeke Zeff, Hampshire College We’ve reached the end of the road. Actually, we just made it back from beyond the end of the road and are enjoying the comforts of civilization, relatively speaking. On November 4 we left Cochrane…
By Kait Libbey, Carleton College “A él que tiene ojos, no le advisa.” This was the phrase that was tumbling around in my head during the four days I spent staying at the Hernandez ranch. The saying translates to, “one who…
By Emma Houston, University of Maine The Aviles Valley in the future Patagonia National Park is drastically steep and narrow, allowing cold weather to persist late into Patagonian Spring. Join Round River Conservation Studies and Team Zorro on a hike…