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Ed-ventures graduation ceremony. Photo courtesy of The San Pedro Sun (www.sanpedrosun.com). This summer, six Smithies traveled to Belize for the Coral Reef Ed-ventures program. The program, which began in 2000, teaches local children about the ecological importance of the Belize Barrier Reef. The program is sponsored by Smith College’s Environmental Science & Policy Program [...] Here, students in GES 300 pose with their bags made from recycled materials– a gift from Glen Jampol President of CANAECO, the Costa Rican Eco-tourism Board, an NGO that supports sustainable and eco-friendly tourism as a path to financial development. Photo courtesy of facebook.com/SmithGESCostaRica. The students participating in this summer’s Global Engagement Seminar in [...] On Thursday, April 12, Merrill Baker ’03 will present a lecture—Fluid Relations: Marine Conservation and Gendered Resources Use in Madagascar— as part of the Environmental Science and Policy program’s “Lunchbag” series. Merrill was awarded a Fulbright Fellowship to work in Madagascar in 2003. She is now a PhD candidate at the University of California, Berkeley [...] |
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