ACTS Canopy Walkway and Bioluminescence photos by Dante Fenolio
March 8, 2010
Danté Fenolio was part of the science team for the latest expedition to the canopy walkway in the Amazon with the New College students. He
Danté Fenolio was part of the science team for the latest expedition to the canopy walkway in the Amazon with the New College students. He
Would You Know What To Do With A Python? Would You Know What Not To Do? To date, several large Pythons have been reported in
Reposted from ncf.edu: Join New Topics New College for a visual tour of the places in the world most affected by climate change, from the
Story on BBC News featuring Bryson Voirin, TREE’s student research associate: Researchers in Panama have found the first evidence of a sloth that has been
Reposted from NCF.edu: (February 4, 2010) Forest Hayes and Michael Dexter, both third year students at New College of Florida, won praise from the Friends
On January 20-28, 2010, students and families joined CanopyMeg for the Amazon Rainforest Workshop: The Ecology and Culture of the Amazon Jungle. Below are student
From the Pelican Press’ “A Sarasota Minute”: Its observation tower rises 75 feet above the floor of the surrounding live-oak hammock, looking almost other-worldly…like something
Story on nhpr.org featuring Bryson Voirin, TREE’s student research associate: After a long, lazy, food-filled weekend, we turn to the sloth. It’s an animal. It’s
From Dr. Margaret Lowman (aka CanopyMeg): In less than a week, the United Nations Framework on Climate Change Convention opens in Copenhagen, Denmark. Abbreviated as
Pine View Weevil Watchers: Class of 2008-2009 The Pine View Weevil Watchers continue a scientific field study at Myakka River State Park that began in