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Peru – “We’re gonna need a bigger boat” – Part 3

Peru – “We’re gonna need a bigger boat” – Part 3

By Catherine Yates

Written by and Photos Courtesy of Catherine Yates – to find Catherines own blog visit: catswonderings Catherine spent 6 weeks with Opwall doing her dissertation on primates and has very kindly given us blog posts that we will publish as part of…

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Peru – “We’re gonna need a bigger boat” – Part 2

Peru – “We’re gonna need a bigger boat” – Part 2

By Catherine Yates

Written by and Photos Courtesy of Catherine Yates – to find Catherines own blog visit: catswonderings  “The Perils of Primates”                                    As an experienced primatologist you would…

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Peru – “We’re gonna need a bigger boat” – Part 1

Peru – “We’re gonna need a bigger boat” – Part 1

By Catherine Yates

Written by and photos courtesy of Catherine Yates To find Catherine’s own blog, follow the link to catswonderings Catherine spent 6 weeks with Opwall doing her dissertation on primates and has very kindly given us blog posts that we will publish as part…

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Mexico – False Vampire bats aren’t a pain in the neck

Mexico – False Vampire bats aren’t a pain in the neck

By Laura Torrent & Andrea Morales

Written by and photos courtesy of Laura Torrent & Andrea Morales Our first experience with the Mexican tropical forest and the amazing bat species has been incredible. A normal day for us started at late morning with a nice breakfast with tropical…

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Madagascar – Lepidoptimistic about butterflies

Madagascar – Lepidoptimistic about butterflies

By Sam Hyde Roberts

Written by  Sam Hyde Roberts Photos Courtesy of Sam Hyde Roberts and Dave Andrews Looking back on my first Opwall expedition (Madagascar) and having had some time for reflection, now seems an appropriate time for a summary of my experience both from…

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Transylvania – Happy Herping

Transylvania – Happy Herping

By Andrew Power

Written by Andrew Power Photos Courtesy of Andrew Power, Johnny Wilson & Ben Porter     As the butterfly survey leader here in Transylvania I spend about 6 or 7 hours, every day, in the sun. This is obviously the best time…

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Transylvania – Getting my bearings

Transylvania – Getting my bearings

By Adele Brand

Written by Adele Brand Photos Courtesy of Ben Porter I am in bear country. Bears, those symbols of non-human places. The embodiment of wilderness. The stars of the roadside billboards in Yellowstone warning tourists to admire wildlife from afar. Our culture has…

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Madagascar – Vivacious Vangas and other Malagasy Birds

Madagascar – Vivacious Vangas and other Malagasy Birds

By Hannah Williams

Written by and photos courtesy of Hannah Williams     I went to Madagascar for 6 weeks with Opwall to collect data for my undergraduate dissertation project. Using bird distribution and forestry data I am aiming to determine the forestry architecture factors…

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Indonesia – Coral Reef Fisheries

Indonesia – Coral Reef Fisheries

By Ruth Towers

Written by and Photo courtesy of Ruth Towers Why study coral reef fisheries in the Wakatobi? The coral reefs of the Indo-Pacific contain more species of marine fish than anywhere else in the world. These fish are a vital source of food…

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Indonesia – Open Clouds for Open Water

Indonesia – Open Clouds for Open Water

By Chantelle Wyatt

Written by and Photos Courtesy of Chantelle Wyatt New arrivals were left damp this week after crazy heavy rain hung over the Bau Bau site but that did not stop project goers smiling or enjoying camp life and diving. My open water…

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Staff Spotlight!

Staff Spotlight!

By Claudia Guerrero

This post was orginally on Facebook on January 24th 2015 Introducing Claudia Guerrero! Claudia Guerrero is a Biology student from la Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Honduras. In 2010 she joined the program as a volunteer in Cusuco National Park in Honduras and…

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Staff Spotlight!

Staff Spotlight!

By Nathan Adams

  Volunteer/Staff Profile! Introducing Nathan Adams! ‘As a student at the University of Malta, I had the great fortune of hearing about Operation Wallacea in my second year of studies in 2011. I first enrolled with Opwall as a voluntary research assistant…

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