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Conservation

Botswana

Lessons from the Pans

The stories told by these pans, I realized, would soon include our story; the 9 sets of sandal-tracks or bare footprints running through the open pan, stopping occasionally for photos or to look at an interesting animal track, reveling in the beauty of being surrounded by so little. We spent our time on the pan, reflecting, before loading into our trusty land cruisers and heading off to our next adventure.

Patagonia

Furioso

By Quincy Buickerood of the University of Puget Sound Huemul deer are an endangered medium sized deer with less than 3000 individuals in South America. The Huemul deer is on the emblem of Chile and loved by many Chileans. After…

Patagonia

Embroidery with Marisol

By James Lane of Colby College One chilly spring afternoon, all of the Round River Patagonia students, as well as our instructors, crowded into the warmth and coziness of Jose and Claudia´s house. We were there to learn some embroidery…

Botswana

Gratitude & Sense of Place

by Grace Budd of the University of Vermont My arms stretch up to the sky, the blue blanket reaching the horizon in every direction. Breathing in the dry air and releasing it back out, I bring my arms to my…