Life in the Field

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    [title] => Identity Abroad and Advice to Future Kenya Students
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    [title] => An Excursion to Tsavo West National Park
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    [title] => Hallo! from Kenya
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    [title] => Dusty Days in the Field
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    [title] => 10 Reasons to Study Abroad in Kenya
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    [title] => What's It Like to Study Abroad in Kenya?
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    [title] => A Canopy of Hope
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    [title] => Looking Back on SFS Kenya
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Kenya
Wildlife and Water Studies
Staff Post

Directed Research in Kenya

by Alicia Houser

“How has climate change affected your daily activities in the last 10-15 years?” is one of many questions that SFS Kenya students gather answers to during Directed Research (DR). The...
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November 26, 2019 
		
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    [title] => The Real-Life Classroom
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    [title] => Habari yako!
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    [title] => Habari Gani!
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    [title] => Magical Kenya
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Wildlife and Water Studies
Makenna Kull
Student Post

Final Impressions of Kenya

by Makenna Kull

At the beginning of the spring semester, we asked student Makenna Kull about her first impressions of Kenya. Now, as the semester comes to a close, she shared her thoughts...
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May 22, 2019 
		
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Sustainable Development Studies
Staff Post

Crowdfunding for Faculty Research

by Sophia Graybill

SFS' 2019 Faculty Research Crowdfunding campaign is underway! The campaign launched yesterday morning with the goal of raising money for two of our faculty members to purchase new research equipment....
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April 24, 2019 
		
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    [title] => The Switch from Kenya to Tanzania
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Wildlife and Water Studies
Faculty Post

Unpacking Human-Wildlife Conflict

by Kendi Borona, Ph.D.

Unpacking Human-Wildlife Conflict in the Amboseli Tsavo Ecosystem, Kenya   Human-Wildlife Conflict (HWC) is undoubtedly one of the most problematic issues in and around conservation areas in Africa. One of...
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April 8, 2019 
		
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    [title] => More than Tourism
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    [title] => In the Field in Kenya
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Wildlife and Water Studies
Faculty Post

Q&A with Professor John Kioko in Kenya

by John Kioko Masila, Ph.D.

SFS’ newest summer program, Primates of the African Savanna in Kenya, gives students the chance to spend their summer in East Africa, studying the behavior and ecology of primates in...
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March 14, 2019 
		
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    [title] => In Memory of Elizabeth Brown
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Wildlife and Water Studies
Faculty Post

Amboseli: Where Water and Wildlife Meet

by John Kioko Masila, Ph.D.

We have just completed a 5-day trip to Amboseli National Park. Amboseli (pronounced Empusel) means "salty dust” according to Maasai people. The “dust devils” from the dry loose volcanic soils...
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February 26, 2019 
		
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    [title] => SFS Kenya Returns!
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    [title] => Alumni Profile: Jacalyn Beck
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    [title] => Alumni Profile: Bronwyn Llewellyn, USAID
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    [title] => Lessons from Kenya
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    [title] => In Memory of Shiloh Sundstrom
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