Students study tropical biology in Peru
17 SUNY Oneonta students recently traveled to Peru to study tropical biology.
The group spent one week in the Andes Mountains learning about ecosystems in the highlands, as well as agricultural practices and culture. Students also learned first-hand the effects of high elevation on the human body! A highlight of their time in the mountains was the visit to the ancient Incan town of Machu Picchu, considered to be one of the new Seven Wonders of the World.
To view these students click here: https://oneonta.meritpages.com/achievements/Students-study-tropical-biology-in-Peru/92767
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