Hello Everyone. Greetings from the Bahamas! I am back to bring you more stories of my field experiences, this time from the Caribbean
I am currently on the Island of Eleuthera which is approximately 80 km East of Nassau, and only an hour (by plane of course) from
Florida. The Island is 180 km long and is as little as 1.6 km wide in
places.
Eleuthera
is derived from the Greek word eleuthros which means "Free". While I have
only been here for five days, I think this is an amazing description of
this astonishing place i am staying at. The people are warm, kind, and
welcoming, and the views are absolutely breathtaking! For example, the following pics are of the view from the porch of my dorm!
For the next four months I will be working as an Intern conducting research in the coastal zones, also known as the "Flats". Right now we (Interns) are just getting oriented so I will return terreckly (which is a Bahamian saying for soon) with more updates on my work and this marvelous adventure I've undertaken!
Sincerely,
Your crazily-excited-can't-believe-I'm-here Field Biologist
That looks amazing! I look forward to reading and seeing more of the scenery from where you'll be interning over the next four months.
ReplyDeleteLooks so beautiful there; I'm sure we're all jealous. Looking forward to your updates :D
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