Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve ('Ootchamin 'Ooyakma) is a 1,193-acre living laboratory and outdoor classroom in the eastern foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains, home to globally significant biodiversity. The preserve provides a foundation for understanding natural systems through experiential education and multidisciplinary research.
Dr. Jorge Ramos is the Executive Director of Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve ('Ootchamin 'Ooyakma), overseeing research, education, and stewardship. After earning his PhD focused on carbon cycling in wetland ecosystems, he worked at Conservation International, advancing community-based carbon projects with multiple conservation co-benefits globally.
https://jrbp.stanford.edu/
Front row: Sarah Ibarra, Rashel Naranjo Arellano, Milagros Abraham, Nathaly Guzman Garcia, Alan Sandoval, Cristian Perez Fernandez, Christian Cardenas
Middle row: Jeremiah Ahofono, Estefany Naranjo Cardenas, Sophia-Marie Thibault, Karen Martinez, Emily Prado, Allyson Viscarra
Back row: Adam Morales, Samantha Ruiz, José Bazan, Jimena Alvarado
Not pictured: Vassidy Allen, Isaac Bautista, Daiana Lopez Huerta
Shaped by his native land, President Olayinka H. Babalola carries the dynamic spirit of Nigeria with him to Rotary leadership
Nigerian takes office as president of Rotary InternationalSecond African to lead the global membership organization will focus on peacebuilding and lasting community
From powerful performances and speakers to global service commitments, more than 38,000 people celebrate Rotary’s global spirit
Global gathering welcomes Rotary members from 140 countries and is expected to generate NT$1.578–1.735 billion in local economic impact.
