Learn about Round River Conservation Studies!

Tomorrow (Thursday): Information Session held from 5-6 in Collis 219
  Learn about past conservation studies done by students, how to apply, and how  
to get transfer credits!

Information table outside Collis Commonground, this Friday, 10 am - 3 pm.

And join us for the SLC's weekly "Dessert and Documentary" with an introduction  
by Round River's Susie-Dain Owens ('05)!

**Friday, January 28th. 8pm. MILKING THE RHINO. Collis 101**

Presented by Dartmouth's Sustainable Living Center and Round River Conservation  
Studies. Susie Dain-Owens ('05) of Round River, will be here to introduce the  
film and answer any questions afterwards. 

Milking the Rhino examines the deepening conflict between humans and animals  
in an ever-shrinking world. It is the first major documentary to explore wildlife  
conservation from the perspective of people who live with wild animals. Shot in  
Namibia and Kenya, it offers complex, personal portraits of rural Africans  
at the forefront of community-based conservation: a revolution that is turning  
poachers into preservationists and local people into the stewards of their land. Charting  
the collision of ancient lifestyles with Western expectations, Milking the Rhino tells  
intimate, harrowing, and hopeful stories about rural Africans in the midst of  
deep cultural change.

For more information and to watch the trailer: http://www.milkingtherhino.org/film.php

Round River Conservation Studies is a non-profit organization dedicated to conservation  
strategies that preserve and restore wild places. We believe ecological study  
enriches one's personal land ethic and strengthens a community's collective wisdom; to  
that end, we strive to develop and support traditions that sustain wildness. 
www.roundriver.org