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SarahLynne Reul

2001- 2002 CEIRP Fellow

Research Interest: Environmental Education

My interests lie in conservation and environmental education; in the
future I hope to work as an outreach educator while participating in either
wildlife or ecological research. I have had a variety of experience; most
recently I worked for the Blossey lab at Cornell, rearing beetles for
biological control of invasive species such as purple loosestrife and spotted napweed.

I really enjoy fieldwork; we did plant surveys and such this past summer and a couple of years ago a position I had with the NYC Parks Conservation Corps helped familiarize me with the issues that accompany natural urban spaces. For a number of years I also worked for the Prospect Park Wildlife Center, a zoo in Brooklyn, doing animal education and habitation classes for younger children.

Although I have particular interests in wildlife, I would enjoy teaching in many different environmentally scientific areas. My main goal is to help make science more accessible to students; to offer alternate experiences and perceptions; generally to make learning fun.

 

 

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