What do Rhinos and Chile Have in Common?
Published by Andre Hall
This week centered mainly around standardizing our data for the biological reserves database that we’ve been working on since Week …
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Week One- Intro to the Huilo Huilo Foundation!
Published by Natalie Kubicki
I am working with the Huilo Huilo Foundation in Neltume, Chile. The foundation has three pillars that it runs by: …
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One Door Closes And Another Opens!
Published by Raia Lockerman
Sudan Memory Project – Background This summer, I am working with an organization called the Sudan Memory Project. Based in …
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Unity through Common Hardships
Published by Andre Hall
Greetings from Chile Miami! If I had been told 3 months ago that I’d be working on my group DukeEngage …
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Life is a (Turtle) Highway
Published by Ashley Rosen
The Before: As I stood on the bank of the Hanalei River where the river’s mouth meets the salty ocean …
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A Weekend in Pucón (Enrichment Part II)
Published by Samuel Chernow
Hello! My name is Samuel (Sam) Chernow, I’m a rising sophomore, and I’m here to tell you all about the …
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The Charm of Ecotourism in Huilo Huilo
Published by Franco Picone
In the 19th and 20th century, when sovereign Chilean and Argentine peoples moved south from their long-standing colonial settlements, in …
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Stream Team
Published by Avery Indermaur
At Limahuli National Tropical Botanical Garden, we never work the same day twice. We might be landscaping in the garden, …
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Volunteering at The Scrap Exchange
Published by Libby Wheeler
Most weekends, we go on an enrichment activity to gain a better understanding of the community we are working in. …
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An Acai Bowl of Emotions
Published by Natalie Tarn
The ethereal voice of Mehana soared as I gazed over the expanse of Kilauea from the peak of Nihoku on …
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