Patagonia

Species Profile: Guanaco

(photo by Jonny Miller)   By Cameron Nevin (University of Vermont ’15)   My species presentation is on the Guanaco (Lama guanicoe), the native camelid to most of South America. The guanaco is quite abundant in the Future Patagonia National…

Namibia

Species Profile: Ostrich

Struthio camelus By Allie Cerretani (University of Vermont ’15)   The ostrich may be flightless, but it has its own adaptations that allow it to persist in Namibia’s arid environment.  Instead of the enlarged flight muscles and bones found in…

Patagonia

An Unexpected Adventure

By Tyler Freitas (College of the Atlantic ’15) This next adventure began in the pre-dawn dark in the small coastal town of Tortel. In the early morning hours, Chloe, Frances, Cameron, Jonny and I walked down the boardwalks upon which…

Namibia

Crushing Sesfontein

March 31, 2014 By Emma Griggs (University of British Columbia ’18)   This week, we crushed Sesfontein Conservancy! We started our game routes on March 24, and did our final game drive for Sesfontein on March 30. Our first campsite…

Patagonia

Species Profile: Austral parakeet

(photo by Jonny Miller)   By Tyler Freitas (College of the Atlantic ’15)   The Austral parakeet (Enicognathus ferrugineus) is within the Pstittacidae or true parrot family. All parrots have a few distinguishable features including a distinct curved beak, with the…

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(photo by Jonny Miller)   By Tyler Freitas (College of the Atlantic ’15)   The Austral parakeet (Enicognathus ferrugineus) is within the Pstittacidae or true parrot family. All parrots have a few distinguishable features including a distinct curved beak, with the...
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