## In Peru’s Tambopata Reserve, Travelers Become Wildlife Researchers It’s Sunday morning at Tambopata Research Center, and Aracely Yarasca is mentoring me in the practice of Lepidoptera mounting. These dinky moth specimens, jarred by travelers the evening prior, may generate intel critical to conservation. At the adjacent desk, Alejandra Chumbimune analyzes audio clips of the eight primate species present in this remote sector of the Peruvian Amazon. While going about their daily routine, the biologists keep an eye on the clock. At 11 AM, their lab becomes the domain of curious tourists:…