F&ES Blog Post

Hi folks! So sorry for the recent radio silence, but as is often the case there wasn’t much to write about during the second half of last week, and since Saturday there has been too much happening for me to find time to sit down and write! I’m working on a couple posts now that should be up soon, but in the meantime here is a post I wrote over on the F&ES blog. They are hosting a series on current students’ summer experiences, so I’m not the only poster – check out the other writers to see what other F&ES students are up to!

Wordless Wednesday

A female Eastern Violet-backed Sunbird feeding on an aloe plant. She chirped happily to herself between each flower she visited

A photo tour of Noloholo

Since yesterday’s post was a little text heavy, I decided to make today’s photo happy. Below are a handful of pictures of the grounds here at Noloholo…enjoy!

A day in the life at Noloholo

In my last post, I detailed a little bit about traveling to Noloholo and getting settled into my tent. In this post, I’ll explain what I’ve been up to when I’m not sleeping in my tent or eating pancakes for breakfast

Living the bush life…

Since so much has happened in the past few days, I’ve decided to split things up into two blog posts: this one on life at Noloholo, and another on what I’ve been doing since I got here.

Karibu Tanzania!

What a whirlwind couple of days! Flight delays, missed connections, making new friends, and lots of sightseeing in Arusha have filled the first part of my week with plenty of adventure.

Off to Tanzania

The sun has been shining, daffodils are blooming, and I have pulled my summer skirts out of the recesses of my closet: Spring has arrived. This year, I am excited not only for warmer temperatures and the end of the semester, but also for my next adventure: Tanzania!