by Stacy Polykova, of University of Maryland As I write this final blog post, the Austral Fall approaches and soon we will escape the cold of incoming winter and head back to the spring of the Northern Hemisphere. Our time…
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by Stacy Polykova, of University of Maryland As I write this final blog post, the Austral Fall approaches and soon we will escape the cold of incoming winter and head back to the spring of the Northern Hemisphere. Our time…
by Matt Mitchell, of Iowa State University Being part of the ‘plant team,’ I arrived two days early to take inventory of plants that we would later encounter. Throughout our travels in Bernardo O’Higgins National Park, it was the plant team’s…
by Siena Wiedmann, of Bowdoin College Like true adventurers, we trekked across the worn boardwalk through the small, colorful town of Caleta Tortel, feeling like the wooden panels might collapse beneath the weight of our heavy backpacks. We had spent…
by Ella Mighell, University of Vermont Puerto Eden – remote and isolated might be word associations for a traveler who spends half an hour walking the limited boardwalks of Isla Wellington as the ferry unloads barrels of petroleum, rolls of building…
By Alice Altbaum, University of Puget Sound Photos by Aaron Richards, University of Vermont (Team Aguila) For our final research expedition of the semester, Team Aguila spent 2 weeks in a magical little town called Puerto Edén. Our team traveled…
By Aidan Breen, University of Vermont Photos by Aaron Richards (UVM) (Team Aguila) There are two paths in life: one of complexity, materialism, and standardization or one of Rocky. He has experienced it all. From tromping over mountains in lashing…