
Last week was the first part of our Tropical Ecosystems course. Stream ecology was jam-packed full of field trips where students measured water chemistry and stream discharge; collected invertebrates and small fish; and got to do some splashing around. At first it was a little bit unnerving to see what was living under our feet and in our waterways but we also appreciated the presence of these small organisms especially as they are a good indication of low pollution. Our professor, Dorothy Boorse, was a great addition to the group and we wish she could have stayed longer.

Dorothy, Autumn, Kandice, Stephen

Liz and Nick

The Blue Hole

poor little guys
1 comment:
Wow! Pretty water at the Blue Hole! Looks like it was fun to get into some Tropical Ecosystems :-)
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