I’m back from Turks and Caicos, and not a moment too soon. For those of you watching the weather they’re buckling down for a pretty hard hit from Hurricane Irma. I’ll update you all with more information about the trip – it was fantastic – but for now just wanted to post a few pictures and say I’m safe and sound back in Cambridge!
Frequent visitors to the blog will remember my Redonda adventure earlier this year. If you want to catch up, here are a few posts about my trip to Antigua and Barbuda, and from there to the remote island of Redonda. My goal was to collect baseline data so I could figure out how three endemic lizards adapt following a rat extermination effort.
The group responsible for the rat eradication is at it again, this time in Turks and Caicos. Next week, I’m headed to Pine Cay to see how lizards, specifically Anolis scriptus, will change following the eradication.
I don’t have pictures to share just yet, but here’s a map of the destination:
(by the way, who could possibly give this place a one-star review?!)
