New Step by Step Roadmap for Cancer Biology Definition You should get accustomed to drawing diagrams like the human heart since you can be requested to produce and label such a drawing in your biology exam. There’s no certain means … Continue reading →
Today’s special activity was a visit to the Turtle Hospital in Marathon Florida. The hospital is about 25 minutes south of our hotel and is a favorite place every year for students to visit and purchase souvenirs. At the Turtle Hospital … Continue reading →
A post really doesn’t seem necessary today. They say a picture is worth a thousand words and we have over 150 pictures and videos posted from Tuesday here. These pictures tell the story much more eloquently than I ever could. … Continue reading →
Today the students completed their habitat studies and began planning for their field studies. The morning excursions were geared toward the field studies. In the early afternoon, the students had a chance to give back a little to this community which … Continue reading →
Another beautiful day here on Long Key. Students are fully into their work now and are working on their habitat studies. The morning schedule was light to allow those who wished, to attend church at either the Catholic mass in … Continue reading →
Today was a full and busy day for everyone. Students attended two seminars in the day. They learned about algae, water quality and the chemical/physical characteristics of the Marine environment. Excursions to “the quarry” and “the rocky coast also started … Continue reading →
Today students got their first taste of what the Marine Biology trip is all about. After breakfast students walked to the Goshen College marine biology building and were issued the snorkel gear they will need for the week. Then, starting … Continue reading →
The sun is shining and the wind is blowing on Long Key in Layton Florida. Much to everyone’s physical relief, the bus and SPV’s have all arrived safely to Lime Tree Bay Resort! It was a long grueling trip, but … Continue reading →
Night fishing was a success and it sounds like we have plenty of fish for dinner Thursday evening. Students caught a variety of fish as well as a shark and they attracted a sea turtle that followed their boat. Day … Continue reading →
Our morning began with a Habitat Study seminar and church for any of our students and families that wanted to attend. Each year on Sunday we give students the time to go to church or to explore until lunch. Our … Continue reading →
