Posts tagged environmental studies
Flock of Canadian Geese circling the pond at sunset last night.
Ezra ‘13
The Co-op makes a triumphant debut at Sunfest: Cart, treats and beverages made from scratch
Bryan ‘13 has been giving everything he’s got to the student garden this term. It’s become a major focus of his work in sustainable agriculture and it’s nice on days like this to share work (figuratively and literally) with whoever passes by. We’ll be repotting tomatoes till the sun goes down.
-Janiele ‘12
“It’s like dreaming.”
Bennington College biology faculty member Betsy Sherman took 14 students to the Cayman Islands for Field Work Term, in conjunction with her class Field Course in Coral Reef Biology. Students became certified scuba divers and gained first-hand experience studying coral reef fish biodiversity, collecting collecting valuable data to be used for research studies and governmental policy.
All photo and video by Betsy Sherman.
