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Tropical Marine Ecology and Conservation Field Course

Interview with Lazike

6/15/2023

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Interview with a Unionite named Lazike:

1.How was it growing up on union island? 

Growing up in union was a good experience for me, because I learned to do a lot of things like fishing,hunting , survival skills, athletes,bike ridding, etc
 
2. Tell me about your family. Do you have any siblings and are you close with your parents? I know you’re close with your uncle, do you have more family members you’re close with? 

Well my family is serious people but yes I'm close with my two brothers,my mom and all my uncle's
 
3. How was it having our group on the island? Did we seem super touristy and were we annoying? 

Not gonna lie you guys were the best, never a Dule moment around you

5. What’s your favorite spot on the island?  

Well my favorite spot is home but otherwise I'm at my chill spot

6. Do you go to the water a lot? Our group went to scuba dive but I feel like a lot of the people on the island don’t go out to the water that much or anything.  

I don't really go to the sea water much is more like once a month
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4/4/2025 11:20:13 am

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    The authors of this blog are students enrolled in Tropical Marine Ecology and Conservation, field courses run in the Caribbean by the University of South Florida. During these courses, students learn scientific diving techniques over a 10-14 day period and carry out research and monitoring of coral reefs at various sites. Many of these courses are done in partnership with local environmental organizations, like the Union Island Environmental Alliance and the Soufriere Marine Management Association. In this blog, students will document their activities and how they relate to course material.

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