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AMAZON EXPEDITION FIELD COURSE
NOV – DEC 2008 INTERSESSION COURSE
This field course in Ecuador is designed
to provide students with first-hand knowledge and
experience in some of the richest ecosystems on earth. The
course will introduce students to a diverse tropical
rainforest, where they will engage in ecological inquiry and
research projects, using various field techniques.
The Amazon course will
take place at the Tiputini Biodiversity Station,
located in the Yasuni National Park, Ecuador, S. A.
Prerequisite: All students must register and complete
the
Amazon Expedition: (BIO
201/401/701), offered Fall 2008, in order to attend the
Amazon Expedition Field Course.
APPLICATIONS ARE
AVAILABLE IN THE BIOLOGY OFFICE, 204 BH
Space is Limited: APPLICATION DEADLINE JUNE
10th!
Contact Instructors: Tom Rooney, 026 BH
Marcia Wendeln, 013
BH