Botswana

Thank you to our Volunteers in Botswana!

This field season, we were lucky to have two volunteers from the USA, Tom Jones and Wyatt Mayo, help us with data collection in Botswana. Tom is a good friend of Dennis (Round River’s director), and Wyatt was a student…

Patagonia

Species Profile: Calafate

By Chloe Beck (Miami University, Ohio ’16)   Calafate (Berberis sp.) is the common name for a species of shrub within the genus Berberis. Berberis shrubs have many different species covering a wide geographic range from the temperate regions in the…

Patagonia

Species Profile: Darwin’s Rhea

By Bolton Howes (Macalester College ’15)   Darwin’s Rhea (Rhea pennata), also known as the Lesser Rhea, is a large flightless bird that lives in the Patagonian steppe. Rheas belong to a group called ratites, which include other large flightless…

Namibia

Learning through the locals

April 20, 2014 By Kim Oldenborg (Northland College ’16)   This week we have been much less nomadic. We returned to Wereldsend on the 14th and both of our vehicles decided they had enough of the bush for a while….

Namibia

Am I on a Waterbed?

By Molly Estabrook (University of Vermont ’15) We had a very eventful start to this week in Omatendeka conservancy. After having a wonderful time in Etosha National Park we headed off to begin wildlife monitoring in Omatendeka Conservancy. As soon…

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You Better Belize it!
By Molly Estabrook (University of Vermont ’15) We had a very eventful start to this week in Omatendeka conservancy. After having a wonderful time in Etosha National Park we headed off to begin wildlife monitoring in Omatendeka Conservancy. As soon...
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