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Third Day in the Field, First Crash
Posted by Octavio Aburto of Scripps Institution of Oceanography in Explorers Journal on February 1, 2013
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Third day, first crash from Octavio Aburto on Vimeo.
Aerial footage of our expedition to the San Pedro Mezquital river; the last untamed river in Mexico.
Octavio Aburto
Third day into the expedition, the team took their quadcopter for an unintentional bumpy ride-and caught it all on tap.
The Last Untamed Mexican River
Posted by Octavio Aburto of Scripps Institution of Oceanography in Explorers Journal on January 25, 2013 San Pedro Mezquital from Jaime Rojo on Vimeo.
Multimedia piece for the campaign to discover the San Pedro Mezquital, the last free-flowing river in the Western Sierra Madre.
Jaime Rojo
An incredible journey to preserve the last untamed Mexican River: the San Pedro Mezquital.
Cow Tongues May Be Damaging the Past
Posted by Amy Bucci of NG Staff on September 18, 2009 It’s 4 a.m. in the Nicaraguan frontier town of El Ayote. The kitchen chimney smoke and exhaust fumes combine with the dangling lights to give the main street an eerie vibe. Rumbling buses packed to the roof start their journey southwest to cross the mountains that mark the Nicaraguan watershed. Archaeologist and National Geographic Society/Waitt…
