African Ecology (BIO 39) and Marine Biology (BIO 50)
Winter
2005 Study Abroad Program
BIO 39: African
Ecology Itinerary (proposed)
Day 1
Depart Greenville in the
morning
2
Arrive early morning in Capetown, South
Africa, fly on to Port
Elizabeth, take
bus to Grahamstown.
3-5 Museum of Natural Science, JLB
Institute of Ichthyology, 1820
settlers museum, Rhodes Univ.
6-10
Mountain Zebra National Park: assist
with Rhodes research on
biodiversity;
national conservation policy
11-16 Fish
River Reserve: small mammals, river watch, succulent thicket,
disturbance, bat
netting, reptile surveys
17
Woody Cape Nature
Reserve: South African
coastal environments
18-19 Addo
Elephant National Park: Elephant altered ecosystems, night
drives, water hole watch
20-22 Kruger
National Park: large mammal ecology, predator/prey
dynamics,
ecotourism and conservation.
23
Depart South Africa
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