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Tropilunch 9.22.26 Biophysical condition assessment of urban springs ecosystem on the foothills of Southeastern Mount Cameroon
September 17, 2026 Events Tropical Conservation and Development Program

Tropilunch is a weekly seminar run by graduate students from the Tropical Conservation and Development (TCD) Program. It provides a forum for discussions and presentations related to TCD student and faculty work and research. Students are provided an opportunity to present and discuss their research projects with peers and faculty. In addition, discussion sessions on
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TCD Alumni reunite in Belem, Brazil for COP-30
October 19, 2025 Alumni,featured,News Patricia Delamonica Sampaio

TCD alumni from across years, disciplines, and geographies gathered to reconnect personal and professionally at COP-30 in Belem, Brazil.   Throughout the summit, they engaged in a range of activities, participating in panel discussions, presenting research, leading workshops, and contributing to policy dialogues. Their shared educational experiences at UF TCD will always be present in their
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A farewell to TCD Community from Dr. Bette Loiselle
August 18, 2025 Events Patricia Delamonica Sampaio

4 August 2025 Dear TCD Community: For 14 years, I had the distinct honor and pleasure to serve as Director of Tropical Conservation and Development Program in the Center for Latin American Studies at University of Florida. This position was truly my dream job.  For almost two decades before joining TCD and UF, I knew
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*Save the date* Fall 2026 TCD Orientation and Gathering
September 11, 2026 Events,featured Patricia Delamonica Sampaio

Join us to learn about the TCD Program and TCD Student Group and hear about events, opportunities and reconnect / meet current and new students and faculty!  Friday, September 11, 2026@ 12 – 4 pm in Smathers Library, Room 100 Let us know if you are joining us for lunch HERE Objectives Learn more about TCD at
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Tropilunch 9/15/2027 “A Student Journey through Colombia’s Chocó Biogeografico: Biodiversity, Ethnobiology, and Community”
September 11, 2026 Events Tropical Conservation and Development Program

Tropilunch is a weekly seminar run by graduate students from the Tropical Conservation and Development (TCD) Program. It provides a forum for discussions and presentations related to TCD student and faculty work and research. Students are provided an opportunity to present and discuss their research projects with peers and faculty. In addition, discussion sessions on
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Tropilunch 9/8/2027 “La montaña y el Baju Pai. Biocultural indicators based on local knowledge”
September 10, 2026 Events,TCD student group Tropical Conservation and Development Program

Tropilunch is a weekly seminar run by graduate students from the Tropical Conservation and Development (TCD) Program. It provides a forum for discussions and presentations related to TCD student and faculty work and research. Students are provided an opportunity to present and discuss their research projects with peers and faculty. In addition, discussion sessions on
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TCD Welcome Back Social
August 27, 2026 Events Tropical Conservation and Development Program

Come join us at First Magnitude for a fun night of reconnecting with or meeting members of the TCD community! There will be art, live music, food trucks, and most importantly…good company! All are welcome to join us in this event as we kick off another wonderful year of TCD. Hope to see you there!TCD
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Tropilunch 9/1/2026: Looking for El-Dorado: wildlife conservation success stories and lessons from Guyana’s logged forest
August 27, 2026 Events,featured,TCD student group Tropical Conservation and Development Program

Tropilunch is a weekly seminar run by graduate students from the Tropical Conservation and Development (TCD) Program. It provides a forum for discussions and presentations related to TCD student and faculty work and research. Students are provided an opportunity to present and discuss their research projects with peers and faculty. In addition, discussion sessions on
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