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General Terrestrial Ecology

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"Bahamians should know more about The Bahamas than anyone else." – Scott Johnson
The Bahamas is more than just sun, sand, and sea—it is an ecologically rich and diverse archipelago with fascinating species, unique ecosystems, and remarkable geological features. To truly appreciate our natural heritage, we must first understand its foundations. This course offers an in-depth exploration of Bahamian geology, flora, fauna, and ecosystems, providing participants with a well-rounded knowledge of the islands' terrestrial environment.

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Bahama Slender Blind Snake

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Carpenter Bee

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Black Land Crab

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Terms and conditions will apply once  participants  have enrolled in the course.  Please read our 

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before enrolling with us.

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Scott Johnson​​

Tel: 242-432-9172

sjohnson@wild-bahamas.com

 

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​janjohnson@wild-bahamas.com

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