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Georgia Southern signs memorandum to begin research in Ecuador
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Members of the Mindo Cloudforest Foundation chat with Georgia Southern University officials after signing a memorandum of understanding to establish the Human-Environment Research Station in Milpe, Ecuador. This will be the first permanent research station for Georgia Southern University in Latin America. - photo by JEREMY WILBURN/special
Georgia Southern University has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Mindo Cloudforest Foundation to establish the Human-Environment Research Station in Milpe, Ecuador. University President Brooks A. Keel, Ph.D., and professor Rob Yarbrough, Ph.D., joined Mindo Foundation President Brian Krohnke and Technical Director Leila Tania Lopez De la Cruz to sign the memorandum Wednesday. "It's always a good day to see the Eagle Nation spread a little wider," Keel said.
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