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Meet the Maasai
Conservation Science & Policy: Day two – Maasai pastoralists and lions The morning started with a walking safari in the conservancy land. As we left the campsite, the sky was tinted in the red shades of the dawn. It was unbelievable. Wherever we looked we could see wildlife; tracks on the ground below us, animals…
jk479 January 7th, 2018 Kenya Bioscience, conservation, Field Course, fieldkenya, Focus group, kenya, Maasai, Safari, social science, university of exeter
Policy team go wild: Our first day in Kenya
The Conservation Science and Policy team waved goodbye to the Biodiversity team at Nairobi airport ad rolled through the warm African night to our first destination: Kiboko Sanctuary or Oscar’s Camp, near Nairobi National Park – Kenya’s first national park, created in 1946. If our arrival was anything to go by, this is going to…
jk479 January 6th, 2018 Kenya Bioscience, conservancy, conservation, Field Course, Field Course Fornight, kenya, leopard, Safari, university, university of exeter
Kenya 2018: The adventures begin
4th January 2018 It’s only been a matter of months since we started studying for our various masters degrees, but it feels like Kenya has been a long time coming. We spent 3 months feasting on knowledge, feeding our brains with information on our chosen focus, plus statistics – oh the statistics! We then spent 3…
jk479 January 4th, 2018 Kenya Behavioural Ecology, Biodiversity, Biosience, conservation, Field Course, field course fortnight, kenya, MSc, university of exeter
35 students, 2 weeks, 1 stunning destination
Bring on Field Course Galapagos 2018! With under two weeks to go, the preparation for the field course of a lifetime is fully underway! And to kick it off, our first blog will be about the beautiful island we will be studying on, and what exactly we will be studying! The Galapagos islands are a…
am769 December 29th, 2017 Galapagos Biology, conservation, Field Course, fieldcoursefortnight, Galapagos, university of exeter, wildlife
Team Bahamas 2018!
Welcome! I hope you all are enjoying the holiday season. As of today, there is just ONE WEEK to go until the Bahamas field course, during which a team of University of Exeter students will be getting stuck into research and conservation in the watery world of the Bahamas. Until then, I’m going to cover…
eo271 December 27th, 2017 Bahamas Bahamas, Biology, Coral, Field Course, Marine Biology, research