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The Forest Online is in the news! And our 2020 digital stories from Peru's Las Piedras River are now online!! Learn more at: theforestonline.com. Thanks to all the amazing course participants and to all our friends and partners for making our 2020 field course in Peru such a special experience, especially you ARCAmazon, Boca Pariamanu, and Camino Verde!
Meet Jessie Titus! She is a Sophomore Environmental Studies major with specializations in biology and policy and a Sociology minor.
Meet Kathryn Dixon! A junior Environmental Studies major concentrating in Biology, with minors in Biology and Chemistry. While on our Amazonian adventure, Kat learned that banana plants are actually herbs! When asked about her most memorable moment she said “I will never forget when Jackie and I were showering next to each other and monkeys started approaching us. We started planning our escape tours together but luckily we didn’t have to use them” 🌱 #lpac #savetheamazon #madrededios #claylick
Meet Timothy Olson. He’s a sophomore majoring in Environmental Studies with a specification in biology. • “I learned how diverse our planet is, and how to properly learn about the wildlife around us.” • “This trip allowed us to see so many creatures that many would love to see in person. Creatures that humans can study and learn from. My favorite part of the trip was getting the ability to look out over the Amazon Rain forest and truly take in how much life I was able to be around. The major take away was learning to respect every creature that you see and to keep an eye out for amazing animals even within your own backyard.”
Meet Molly Sherman an Economics & Environmental Studies with Bio Speciality majors, Writing minor
This is Jackie Fahrenholz. She’s a senior Environmental Studies major, and a Sociology Biology minor. She learned that “the Amazon Rainforest is one of the forests that focuses on protecting all parts of the forest, including the people that depend on it”. Her favorite part was interacting with the community and research team members while playing sports at LPAC and Boca #arcamazon #theforestonline @lpac_peru
This is Emma Findeisen. She is junior and an Environmental studies and History major. •This trip was truly the best thing that has ever happened to me. I have learned so much about the world and myself. ••”the forest wants to regrow and heal itself from the scars humans have left” #arcamazon #theforestonline @lpac_peru
Sorry for any confusion on times BUT this video should answer all your questions!! .

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