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Querido amigo @gymnopez: >10 years of friendship, so much to thank you for! We started with Andean fishes, but you took me to the trenches of Amazon conservation and gave me a new model for collaboration @AmazColom. And you got me to the treetops
Happy #WorldWetlandsDay from the Florida Everglades!
Big thank you to Dr. Steven Whitfield @zoomiamiconservation for giving us a behind the scenes look at their conservation program! The Amazon and Beyond exhibit was amazing and we’re so grateful to have learned more about the important work that
Multiple generations of tropical river scientists together this morning @TropicalRiversLab. Happy to welcome Dr. Alan Covich to @FIU!
After #aquatrop2018 our team of intelligent, strong women scientists took the teleférico up to have some incredible views of Quito and the surrounding Andes. The tropics never cease to amaze us with their unwavering beauty!
Our lab has had an incredible week in #aquatrop2018 where every single member presented on their incredible work and our leader, @elizadventure rocked the heck out of her plenary talk. We are all leaving Quito inspired, smarter, and ready to change f
TRL’s MSc student @anaalexandrarojas seems to be enjoying her time in Costa Rica for the OTS field course. Get it girl!
@tropicalriverslab spent a week in Iquitos Peru for a meeting about Citizen Science for the Amazon! We visited the Belem market and saw some massive arapaima steak, drove to Nauta to scout out sites for our low cost water monitoring kits, and had our
Tropical Rivers Lab is proud to announce the publication of Dr. Elizabeth Anderson’s work on river fragmentation caused by hydropower dams in Science Advances magazine! Click the link in our bio to read more about how dams affect river ecosyste
Did you know that Pablo Escobar brought 5 hippos to his estate in Columbia back in his heyday? Dr. Anderson and TRL’s Ana Rojas spent last summer documenting local perceptions of this introduced species.