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Home > Academics > Global Field Studies > Newfoundland: Ecology & Economy

Newfoundland: Ecology and Economy

Study botany, birding, and ecology and learn about the peoples and economies of Newfoundland and Labrador. Site visits include Gros Morne National Park and Lanse aux Meadows World Heritage Site as well as explorations of alpine tundra, seaside terraces, and the serpentine barrens of the Table Lands.

 

 
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