Farewell brunch at the Rugby Pub in Gretna
We were treated to a delicious, traditional Irish breakfast and live music before we head off to our flight home!
Archive for month: March, 2015
Day 11: last meal
Here at the rugby pub having a nice Sunday morning brunch before our flight back to California. This whole experience has been amazing. We have met some awesome people and done great work.
Data fun
Ending our trip with some good old data entry.
The boys look like they’re having fun.
Last Full Day
Today was our last full day at the Woodland field site and we had some special guests joining us. Tulane students with an array of majors joined us and we’re excited to get working and helping us with our surveys.
The wonderful student that my group got was Simone. She is an environmental science major and in ROTC. She was very excited about learning about the different plants and how we did our survey work. Just after a few 2Mx2M sections, she picked it up.
Thank you to the Tulane students that came out!
The last celebration
The group had some amazing Vietnamese food and wandered through the French Quarter one last time to say good bye to this wonderful city.
Last day in the Woodlands
Bitter sweet ending to the field work in the woodlands conservancy. Hard to say goodbye to this beautiful park but it was nice to meet and work with young Tulane University students.
Until Next Time
As tedious and tiring as the last week has been surveying the swamps, I am going to miss it.
Tulane Service Learning
We were joined today by a team of undergrads from Tulane. (Soon to be Dr.) Jayur Mehta’s Introductory to Environmental Science students joined us at Wooslands.
