Avril Silva is graduating from George Washington University with a degree in Journalism and Mass Communications with a minor in International Affairs. Silva is an active member of the GW community as the founding president of the GW Association of Hispanic Journalists, a member of the GW Women's Soccer team, and a panelist on numerous GW-SMPA panels. She is currently looking to pursue graduate studies in journalism and go into political/environmental investigative journalism in the future.
Before finches or red-footed boobies could be found nesting in trees, before even those trees, the pioneer species of the Galápagos created gorgeous landscapes out of a lava-ridden wasteland far off the South American coast. Keep reading
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