Kolea Bird Project
Hi!
I am Gus Bodner, a zoology graduate student at UH.
I study – you guessed it – birds!
As part of UH’s GK-12 program, I started the Kolea Bird Project in the
fall of 2000.
Background:
Born
in India, 1967.
Raised
in New Mexico, USA.
English and Spanish speaker.
Education:
BA,
Biology, Harvard University 1990
Teaching
Certification, Secondary Science from NM Highlands University 1991
Teaching
Experience:
High school and Middle School Science, New Mexico.
1991-1993.
Summer & special programs grades k-12, New Mexico.
1985-1991.
UH
Lab School Summer Program, 5th grade, Hawai’i.
Summer 2000.
Research
Experience, as a Research Technician:
Migratory birds, US Forest Service,
New Mexico. 1994-1998.
Beetle evolution, Costa Rica. 1990.
Global warming effects on plants and insects, Harvard University.
1988-1989.
Frog and tadpole cooperation, Harvard University.
1985-1986.
Hobbies:
Hiking, drawing,
playing music, dog-walking, ... and
Watching Kolea!
People
interested in the Kolea Bird Project are welcome to contact me at:
gbodner@hotmail.com