Dennis Ferraro, Conservation Biologist/Herpetologist and Professor of Practice, School of Natural Resources, dferraro1@unl.edu
TBD Puerto Rico: Tropical Ecosystems
Locations: Puerto RicoFields of Study: Tropical Ecology
Program Highlights:
Observe components of tropical ecosystems, investigate major ecosystems of an island system, and understand the influence of tropical island geology and precipitation on biodiversity structure and sustainable systems.
Dr. Larkin Powell, Professor, Conservation Biology and Animal Ecology, School of Natural Resources, lpowell3@unl.edu
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Summer 2023 Namibia: Wildlife Conservation
Locations: Various sites across NamibiaFields of Study: Biological Sciences, Ecology, Environmental Studies, History, Natural Resources
Program Highlights:
Observe the varied approaches to conservation and gain first-hand experience in a country that has taken up the challenge to save wildlife species of serious concern.
Summer 2023 United Kingdom: PGA Golf Management
Locations: ScotlandField of Study: Golf Management
Program Highlights:
Develop a deeper understanding of the golf industry through the increasingly important international/cultural lens while conducting informal qualitative research in the game's birthplace. Explore various golf facilities and interact with international staff and management. Become familiar with the golf industry from both a course management and an agricultural perspective.
Rosalee Swartz, Director/Program & Recruitment, Department of Agricultural Economics, rswartz1@unl.edu
Summer 2023 Spain: European Culture and Food Production
Locations: Barcelona, SpainFields of Study: Agribusiness, Agronomy and Horticulture, Food Science
Program Highlights:
Explore the Spanish countryside, walk the streets of Barcelona and Paris and experience the agricultural foundation of the iconic cuisines of these two regions by touring vineyards, visiting olive oil facilities, and learning first-hand from experts throughout the region about European food production.
Dr. Kathy Anderson, Professor of Animal Science, kanderson2@unl.edu
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Summer 2024 Ireland: The Horse Industry and Extension
Locations: IrelandFields of Study: Animal Science, Extension
Program Highlights:
This program offers an in-depth study of the horse industry, culture, and history of Ireland. Visit major breeding, training, racing, and schooling farms while interacting with equine professionals in the Irish horse industry.
Dr. John Carroll, Director of the School of Natural Resources, jcarroll2@unl.edu
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Summer 2023 South Africa: Conservation in Southern Africa
Locations: South AfricaFields of Study: Fisheries and Wildlife Management, Environmental Studies, Natural Resources
Program Highlights:
This program is centered on a nature reserve in South Africa, Africa. Students will learn fundamentals of natural history, field techniques in conservation, bush survival and animal behavior.
Winter 2022-2023New Zealand: Land of the Long White Cloud
Location: Christchurch, New ZealandFields of Study: Agribusiness, Agronomy, Animal Science, Environmental Studies, Food Science & Technology, Forestry, Natural Resources
Program Highlights:
Enjoy summer in January in the Land of the Long White Cloud (New Zealand) while learning about a country diverse in both agriculture and natural resources. See how this small country has become a major player in the agricultural export market including dairy, sheep, deer, cattle and wine. Partake in the Polynesian culture and the adrenaline-pumping activities that make tourism the second leading industry in New Zealand.
Winter 2022-2023Australia: Managing Diverse Ecosystems
Location: AustraliaFields of Study: Natural Resources, Ecology, Environmental Sciences, Animal Science, History, Entrepreneurship, Agricultural Leadership
Program Highlights:
Australia is one of the most biologically diverse countries on the planet. This program explores the complex environmental and social issues associated with managing Australia’s diverse ecosystems.
TBDTraveling with Chocolate from Mesoamerica to West Africa
Course Type: Web conference & in-personEnrollment: AGRI 310 (3 credits)
Learn about the historical, cultural, and economic dimensions of cocoa growing and chocolate producation.