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Veterinary Students from the University of Georgia – Now its Time to Say Goodbye đ
This is it. Our last full day on the island, and we decided to go out with a âbangââŠby cleaning. Give us a break; Sunday is a day of rest, right? Besides, we were a little worn out from the last two daysâ adventures.Friday, Ian woke us up early as promised to take us...
Conchservation
The Bahamas National Trust presents Catherine Booker: "Conchservation" at the Haynes Library Friday 8th June at 6 pmWe look forward to seeing you
Veterinary Students from the University of Georgia – Rotary Club of Eleuthera
Iâm sad to say, friends, that the end of our trip is nearing. We were able to visit some amazing sites around the island over the past several days, but even that was somewhat of a hasty tour; we could spend weeks and weeks here, and still not see as much of...
Veterinary Students from the University of Georgia – Exploring the North
We went rogue again, but this time we decided that âhikingâ wasnât really going to work out for us. We rented a tiny Honda and planned another 48 hour adventure. This time, we were going North. Fortunately for us, we were blessed to discover an...
Veterinary Students from the University of Georgia – Lighthouse Beach
Yesterday we decided to go rogue. We woke up early packed our backpacks to the brim with camping gear and semi-edible food, and crossed our fingers that the rain would hold off for the next 48 hours. When we were about to head out the door to begin...
Veterinary Students from the University of Georgia – Oh My its Wet!
While last week was filled with meetings, getting acquainted with the Bahamian lifestyle, and soaking up sun and culture in equal parts, this week was filled with torrential downpours, affording us the time to work on our field guide. Monday morning the weather...
Veterinary Students from the University of Georgia – Learning Eleuthera Part 2
Hello, again! Not much to report here since Wednesday. Yesterday was filled with many miles of hiking to, around, and back from Winding Bay and Turtle Bay, two adjacent inlets on the Atlantic side south of Tarpum Bay. Itâs strange getting used to a place where...
Veterinary Students from the University of Georgia – Learning Eleuthera
Today was our first meeting to find out more about some of the animal-related issues going on on the island. Robyn set us up to meet with Joan Carroll, one of the founders of Pet Pals, an organization based on Eleuthera which focuses on domestic animal welfare. Joan...