Her research has taken her from rock quarries in North Carolina, to the site of a future ocean basin in East Africa, to the world of digital elevation models and geographical information systems. Her teaching interests include global change, hydrogeology, and field geology. Prior to her arrival at Biosphere 2, Anu was a faculty member for a Keck Geology Consortium research project in the Coast Mountains of British Columbia. Karolyn Kendrick, M.A . Rod Mondt, M.A .
Rod is a strong advocate for conserving our of public lands.
He has a special interest in conservation planning, regional reserve design, public lands grazing and recreation management, environmental ethics and environmental history. Andrew G. Peterson, Ph.D. - Australian National University Dr. Peterson is a plant ecologist interested in the effects of rising atmospheric carbon dioxide on the mechanisms that maintain biodiversity interrestrial plant communities. He teaches about ecological systems, ranging in scale from local to global, and emphasizes the role these systems play in shaping the physical and social environments we live in. Jonathan Titus, Ph.D. - University of Washington Dr. Titus, a plant ecologist, is interested in the development of plant and fungal communities after disturbance. His area of instruction includes conservation biology and the effect that human actions are having on natural processes.