A tropical ecologist reporting from the field. Musings on life and art, botfly extractions, tropical plant identification, beer, parrots, machetes. Etc.
I don't know what happened to the photos I posted a few days ago. They were fine for a while, and now they have vanished. I think I will have to invoke demonic interference (Hurlbert 1984) as an explanation. They were pretty damn good pictures, though, so I will try posting them again. Here goes nothing.
posted by Susan @ 9:21 PM
I grew up on an island off the coast of Maine, in a house with wood heat and cold running water. After high school I took some time off to work and travel, culminating in a three-week trip to Peru where I discovered my fascination with the rain forest and my passion for conservation. I got my B.A. from Carleton College in Minnesota, with a double major in music and biology. Afterwards, my older sister and I hiked the Appalachian Trail from Maine to Georgia and back again. I finished my doctorate at the University of Connecticut in 2008, studying tropical ecology. From January 2009 to June 2011 I taught undergraduate study abroad courses in biology and conservation in Costa Rica. From 2011 to the spring of 2017, I was a professor of Environmental Studies at Purchase College (SUNY), and now I have fulfilled the dream of returning to the island where I grew up. I teach Plant Biology at College of the Atlantic. Life is good.
2 Comments:
thats a great catlipilar
Hello from Almada Portugal
An interesting blog.
Have a nice day
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