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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Burren Fieldtrip 2012
Rebecca Neal describes the fieldcourse on Landscape Conservation and Management (AE4012) based in The Burren. We spent the first week of term on a fieldtrip to the Burren, Co. Clare. The first day was spent looking at the geology and … Continue reading
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Millport Fieldtrip 2012
A group of 30ish students and lecturers left Cork on Monday the 24th Sept, and headed to the University Marine Biological Station, Millport, on the Greater Cumbrae Island, Scotland writes Lean O’Connor. We completed a week long 10-credit field course … Continue reading
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