Luke Rodriguez, Anthropology
Jeric Rosas, Environmental Science
Bailey Rosen, Geography/Environmental Studies
Monica Ruelas, Geography/Environmental Studies
Jonathan Ruiz, Biology
Michael Rupic, Geography/Environmental Studies
Alek Ruzic, Geography/Environmental Studies
Mariam Sahakyan, Biology

 

We are a group of UCLA Geography 111 students who are interested in the preservation and conservation of diverse forest ecosystems. This site is dedicated to introducing and bringing awareness to the unique flora found in the Comoros Forest and the different factors that continue to threaten its extent. However it is important to note that threats to biodiversity are not unique to this forest indicating that global forest conservation efforts need continuous support in order to thrive. We hope that by exploring this site you are able to gain a better understanding of the importance of preserving these diverse ecosystems.

We would like to thank our professor Dr. Thomas Gillespie as he continues to inspire us and other UCLA students to understand the importance of conserving forest ecosystems and to take action. We would also like to thank you for taking the time to visit our site and we hope that our efforts inspire you to take action as well!

Sincerely,

UCLA Geography 111- Group 24

 

 

Luke Rodriguez, Anthropology

Allen Rojhani, Biology

Jeric Rosas, Environmental Science

Bailey Rosen, Geography/Environmental Studies

Monica Ruelas, Geography/Environmental Studies

Jonathan Ruiz, Biology

Michael Rupic, Geography/Environmental Studies

Alek Ruzic, Geography/Environmental Studies

Mariam Sahakyan, Biology