Posted on May 4th, 2010
‘Go Siame!’ Filled my last day of work with the Bostwana Predator Conservation Trust, as I took a good part of the day saying goodbye and cleaning up my workspace.
The final day began with a lovely assembly at the school where I was volunteering, whereby I was called upon and given a gift as thanks [...]
Posted on February 12th, 2010
Dumelang!!
I have been in Botswana for just over a month now and things have been great! I was in Gaborone for two weeks (instead of one due to flight delays in London with some of the rest of the short term WUSC volunteers) and then headed up to Maun where I am currently in my [...]
Posted on January 18th, 2010
Hello,
My name is Larissa Duma and I am currently finishing the last semester of my degree while studying at Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre on north Vancouver Island, British Columbia. I am majoring in Environmental Sciences with a focus in biology and have minors in Dialogue and Environmental Education as well as a Co-op Degree from [...]
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