Life in the Field

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Cambodia
Environmental Justice and Mekong Ecologies
Student Post

What's the Food Like in Cambodia?

by Jesse Gross


Rice. Honestly, I should probably just stop my post right there. Rice is so integral to what it means to be Cambodian, that rather than greeting each other with the...
September 27, 2018
		
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    [title] => In Search of the Megoi, and School in Bhutan
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Turks & Caicos Islands
Marine Resource Studies
Faculty Post

Drinking Wine with Mermaids

by Franziska Elmer, Ph.D.


In the first weeks of the program, SFS students are busy getting accustomed to their new home: to field station life, the local culture, the local climate and also the...
September 26, 2018
		
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    [title] => Update from the Field: TCI
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    [title] => New Semester, New Beginnings
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    [title] => First Week on Big South
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    [title] => First Impressions of Peru
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    [title] => Exploring Patagonia
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    [title] => SFS Kenya Returns!
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    [title] => Impressions of South Caicos
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Bhutan
Himalayan Environment and Development Studies
Faculty Post

In the Footsteps of the Divine Madman

by Jesse Lewis, M.S.


Descending the 10,170 foot (3,100 m) pass of Dochu-la the towering trunks of Himalayan Hemlocks and spruce rise out of the cool misty air. Ferns, orchids and wispy strands of...
July 18, 2018
Costa Rica
Ecological Resilience Studies
Student Post

Space for My Identity in Costa Rica

by Alyssa Britton


Lightning flashed far away, too distant to hear, illuminating the night sky a rich purple for a fleeting moment. The bridge I stood on swayed with the rhythm of my...
July 18, 2018
		
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Bhutan
Himalayan Environment and Development Studies
Staff Post

Remembering Anthony Bourdain

by James Cramer, Ph.D.


Anthony Bourdain was a much-needed ambassador for fostering understanding of and appreciation for people and cultures around the world. Thus we at SFS join the worldwide chorus of those saddened...
June 26, 2018
		
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    [title] => The Complexities of Tourism
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    [title] => Of Sacred Landscapes
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