Red light, go, honk horn.
Green light, go, honk horn.
Rickshaw, go, honk horn.
Off loading bus, go, honk horn.
Traffic officer, go, honk horn.
Old person, go, honk horn twice.
Kid selling popcorn, honk horn, stop. But only because you have too. These entrepreneurs seem to pop up whenever a traffic jam is imminent.
Explorations in River Deltas and Coastal Wetlands.
About Me
For the next twelve months I will be traveling to river deltas around the world as a Thomas J. Watson Fellow. I am a human ecologist who has worked with plants, law makers, loggers, stone flies, and rivers in Coastal Maine; children, salt marshes, fishermen, land trusts, and Quakers in Southern New Jersey; and tortoises in the Mojave desert. During my year abroad I will be combining these interests and experiences by living in and meeting researchers, managers, and community members in the Venetian lagoon, Mackenzie, Ganges/Brahmaputra, Mekong, and Colorado river deltas.
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