12 May - 9 am to 1 pm - Lecture and group activities at KSU Taxonomy quiz Lectures 13 May - 9 am to 1 pm Lectures 14-15 May – Weekend days off 16 May – 9 am to 1 pm - Exam and a little bit more lecture Lecuture Exam Discussion on field journals and final papers Explanation of the group project Marine Conservation Issues Cultures of Belize 17 May – Meet at inside the middle doorway () of the International Terminal (note than to Domestic terminals) at 7:00 am. Morning international flight from Atlanta to Belize City. Then to Monkey Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, visit to the Belize Zoo, and Kriol drumming and dance. 18 May – Breakfast. Blue Hole National Park in morning. Lunch. Monkey Bay Wildlife Sanctuary river trip in afternoon. Dinner. 19 May – Breakfast. Transport from Monkey Bay to Tobacco Caye in morning. Lunch. Afternoon snorkel intro and workshop, gear fitting. Night snorkel from the dock on Tobacco Caye (underwater lights provided). 20 May – Breakfast. Full day boat excursion in the South Water Caye Marine Reserve with several snorkel stops. Picnic lunch on South Water Caye and walk to rubble zone. Return to Tobacco Caye in the late afternoon, journaling, dinner and overnight. 21 May – Breakfast. Afternoon half-day boat excursion in the Tobacco Range. Return to Tobacco Caye for lunch. Afternoon for local quantitative data sampling. Journaling and dinner, and overnight on Tobacco Caye. 22 May – Breakfast. Half-day boat excursion. Return to Tobacco Caye for lunch. Afternoon for local quantitative data sampling. Journaling and dinner, followed by a lecture by TCMS managers. Overnight on Tobacco Caye. 23 May – Breakfast. Half-day boat excursion. Lunch. Afternoon for individual projects. Dinner and last overnight on Tobacco Caye. 24 May –Breakfast, then early departure by water taxi to Dangriga/ Belize City where the Monkey Bay bus will meet group, load up gear and transfer to Belize International Airport for return flight home. 25 May – Discussion of final paper and presentation of individual projects at KSU EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBERS:
12 May - 9 am to 1 pm - Lecture and group activities at KSU Taxonomy quiz Lectures 13 May - 9 am to 1 pm Lectures 14-15 May – Weekend days off 16 May – 9 am to 1 pm - Exam and a little bit more lecture Lecuture Exam Discussion on field journals and final papers Explanation of the group project Marine Conservation Issues Cultures of Belize 17 May – Meet at inside the middle doorway () of the International Terminal (note than to Domestic terminals) at 7:00 am. Morning international flight from Atlanta to Belize City. Then to Monkey Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, visit to the Belize Zoo, and Kriol drumming and dance. 18 May – Breakfast. Blue Hole National Park in morning. Lunch. Monkey Bay Wildlife Sanctuary river trip in afternoon. Dinner. 19 May – Breakfast. Transport from Monkey Bay to Tobacco Caye in morning. Lunch. Afternoon snorkel intro and workshop, gear fitting. Night snorkel from the dock on Tobacco Caye (underwater lights provided). 20 May – Breakfast. Full day boat excursion in the South Water Caye Marine Reserve with several snorkel stops. Picnic lunch on South Water Caye and walk to rubble zone. Return to Tobacco Caye in the late afternoon, journaling, dinner and overnight. 21 May – Breakfast. Afternoon half-day boat excursion in the Tobacco Range. Return to Tobacco Caye for lunch. Afternoon for local quantitative data sampling. Journaling and dinner, and overnight on Tobacco Caye. 22 May – Breakfast. Half-day boat excursion. Return to Tobacco Caye for lunch. Afternoon for local quantitative data sampling. Journaling and dinner, followed by a lecture by TCMS managers. Overnight on Tobacco Caye. 23 May – Breakfast. Half-day boat excursion. Lunch. Afternoon for individual projects. Dinner and last overnight on Tobacco Caye. 24 May –Breakfast, then early departure by water taxi to Dangriga/ Belize City where the Monkey Bay bus will meet group, load up gear and transfer to Belize International Airport for return flight home. 25 May – Discussion of final paper and presentation of individual projects at KSU EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBERS:
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