Greetings from Cayo Santiago!

On Tuesday, I returned (finally!) to Puerto Rico to continue my research at the Cayo Santiago Biological Field Station.

A monkey on an island
One of the monkeys looks over the sea, Cayo Pequeño visible in the background. Photo credit: Alyssa M. Arre.

 

On this trip, we hope to run some follow-up studies to studies from last summer’s trip. I hope to go over these in more detail in a future post. Last trip it was only Astrid and I, but this summer I will be working with Daniel Horschler, a graduate student from the University of Arizona. Our main project is one that we are collaborating on together and we’re both really excited about it! We will also have two research assistants coming down in another week.

UofA Graduate Student, Daniel Horschler, happy to be at the Cayo Santiago Biological Field Station.

 

That’s all I have time for today, but I will be trying my best (!!!) to keep this updated throughout the next few weeks. This summer presents a particular challenge because we need to drive an hour to get reliable Wi-Fi, so it has been a lot just to get the necessary work done each day (on top of field work). Hasta pronto!

 

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