By Emily Diener (Macalester College) We left our base camp at Los West Winds on Saturday morning (October 12th) for a “wee little” overnight trip down to Lago Cochrane, which lies about fifteen kilometers or so to the south….
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By Emily Diener (Macalester College) We left our base camp at Los West Winds on Saturday morning (October 12th) for a “wee little” overnight trip down to Lago Cochrane, which lies about fifteen kilometers or so to the south….
An Ode to the Ibis In flight-a pair of three or more. A clown above tan, black and red. Eyes search for field or pasture to group and feast galore. Feet to scratch, and spear to match. Along the coast…
Why the Andean Condor (Vultur gyphus) Has No Headdress A Story by Gregory Romeo Arthur Daniel When the sun burned a bright White it nearly consumed the Earth. The Owl Called counsel of all the animals to meet on The…
We’ve been here for a little over two weeks and our time has been more than well spent. I think it’s safe to say that all of us have been greatly impacted by the magnitude of the mountains that surround…
Contributed by Sydney Morison, Colby College The towering mountains guarding the extensive cattle fields greeted us as we landed at the Coyhaique airport. We arrived tired, sweaty, but excited, and the view from the plane promised adventure and reinvigorated our…