Black in Nature

Hi everyone! I’m Peter Soroye, and I'm a conservation biologist. I love being outdoors, exploring, and looking for cool plants and animals (both big and small).

Becoming an Explorer

I've always been an explorer, curious and full of wonder. This isn't to say I wasn't scared. No one in my family was a traveler, but I felt much more curiosity than fear. Photography was the key.

My First Few Days in Spain

Here are a few quick highlights from my first week in Toledo. This week was mostly all about getting acquainted with the city and our host families. 

Autobiography

Hi students! I guess you are wondering who I am...

Botswana and Elephants!

Botswana is know for its history and as a haven for wildlife. One of the things I wanted to see most were the elephants who live in this area.

Safety and Logistics in the Central Arctic

Each leg of the MOSAiC expedition has a logistics team consisting of 6-8 international members. They all bring important knowledge and experiences to the mission which keeps the whole team safe.

Adventures in the Arctic Summer

MOSAiC expedition co-coordinator Dr. Matthew Shupe gives an update from the Arctic, sharing what it's like to experience the changing seasons and a sun that never fully sets.

Camping at Chobe National Park

We cross the Zambezi River today from Zambia into Botswana. I have never biked across a country border, or taken a ferry, and now we are camped at the Chobe National Park. There are so many animals!

Creatures of the Lost Forest

Hi, my name is Mai, and I recently camped at the edge of a mysterious, remote rainforest in south central Madagascar to learn which animals called this forest home. Here's what I discovered!

Transportation in Zambia and Botswana

Traveling in Zambia, Botswana and Namibia is sometimes like the U.S. but it can also be very different. Few people own cars, so every other mode of transport you can imagine is used instead.

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