Life in the Field

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    [title] => COVID-19: A Student's Perspective
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    [title] => Conservation at Its Finest
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    [title] => Student Research Spotlight: Cambodia
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    [title] => SFS Peru: More than I Could Have Imagined
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    [title] => From Rainforest to Rain Shadow; from Mountain to Fjord
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    [title] => A Week in the Life of a TCI Student
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    [title] => Dear Prospective Student...
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    [title] => Life in Bocas Town
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    [title] => What's It Like to Study Abroad in Kenya?
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    [title] => Savoring the Moment in Bhutan
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    [title] => Santa Rosa Field Trip
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    [title] => A Week in the Life of a Panama Student
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    [title] => How to Eat Your Heart Out in Bocas del Toro
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    [title] => Learning Far from Home
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    [title] => Working for Better Environmental Legislation in Australia
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Peru
Amazon Studies
Faculty Post

Amazon River Expedition and Indigenous Knowledge

by Laura Morales, Ph.D.


Recently, we traveled with our students on an extended excursion to the Sucusari River. This excursion marks our fifth semester visiting this area to explore medicinal plants, see mature forests...
February 19, 2020
		
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    [title] => A Canopy of Hope
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Cambodia
Environmental Justice and Mekong Ecologies
Staff Post

10 Reasons to Study Abroad in Cambodia

by Lora Doughty


Cambodia: Vibrant and Beautiful   The dense, green jungle bursts with a chorus of birdsong, and soft steps and snapping branches herald the arrival of an Asian elephant, while a...
January 31, 2020
Peru
Amazon Studies
Staff Post

10 Reasons to Study Abroad in Peru

by Lora Doughty


Peru: Amazing Amazon   Imagine peering out across the horizon – and all that meets the eye is dense green foliage. You take a deep breath, and the sweet, warm...
January 25, 2020
Costa Rica
Ecological Resilience Studies
Student Post

Looking Back on SFS Costa Rica

by Sammie Trvalik


At the end of each semester, we ask a few students to reflect back on their SFS experience. Here's what Sammie Trvalik had to say about SFS Costa Rica:  ...
December 19, 2019
Chile
Climate Studies
Student Post

Impressions of Chile

by Luke Stover


At the beginning of the fall semester, we asked student Luke Stover to share with us his initial impressions of the program. We checked back in with Luke as the...
December 19, 2019
		
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Costa Rica
Ecological Resilience Studies
Staff Post

Directed Research in Costa Rica

by Ryan Buchanan


Here at SFS Costa Rica, during the final 4 weeks of fall and spring semesters, students dedicate their time to Directed Research (DR) projects. This semester, students completed the 7...
December 18, 2019
		
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Bhutan
Himalayan Environment and Development Studies
Student Post

An Elephant Ate My Directed Research Paper: A Final Reflection

by Cooper Dart


In the back corner of the Center, a small, plastic-walled greenhouse sits with its door hanging open on a broken hinge. Soon after arriving, it became my quiet place. I...
December 18, 2019
Costa Rica
Ecological Resilience Studies
Student Post

Friction, Balance, and Reflection

by Hannah Paolucci


During the sun-lit hours of breakfast and lunch, we are treated with la vista: the (grand) view from our tables in the kitchen. The amount of space that our eyes...
December 18, 2019
		
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