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CREDITS
Biodiversity Counts was developed by the National Center for Science Literacy, Education, and Technology of the American Museum of Natural History, New York
Ellen V. Futter, President
Copyright © 1998, 2002 American Museum of Natural History
The Biodiversity Counts Web site and curriculum materials were developed with the support of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, The New York Community Trust, and The Louis Calder Foundation.
Development Team:
Myles Gordon, Vice President for Education
Nancy Hechinger, Director, National Center for Science Literacy, Education, and Technology (1997-2001)
Rosamond Kinzler, Ph.D., Acting Director, National Center for Science Literacy, Education, and Technology
Sharon Simpson, Project Manager and Senior Editor (1997-1999)
Allison Alltucker, Project Manager (1999-2000)
Eric Hamilton, Project Coordinator and Associate Editor (1998)
Amy Kidd, Project Coordinator (1999-2000)
Rebecca Katz, Project Coordinator (2000)
Monica Philippo, Project Coordinator
Patricia McGlashan, Senior Curriculum Developer and Writer
Barbara Ravage, Writer, Essays and Profiles
Sabrina Mohammed, Intern
Peggy Hamilton, Designer, Web handbook for teachers
Evelyn Polesny, Writer, Explore Biodiversity
Web Site Production and Programming:
Joe Annino
Kevin Daniel
Gita Dubovis
Steve Gano
Amaury Larancuent
Elizabeth Lobato
Colin Mitchell
Lourdes Prophete
Matthew Tarr
AMNH Scientific Advisors:
Michael J. Novacek, Senior Vice-President and Provost, American Museum of Natural History,
Eleanor J. Sterling
Amy Berkov
Kefyn M. Catley
Elizabeth A. Johnson
Curriculum Advisors:
Brian Drayton
Charles Lovitt
Clarice Yentsch
Illustrations
Donna Evans
Teacher Advisory Board:
Linda Beyt, Edgar Martin Middle School, Lafayette, Louisiana
Tim O'Halloran, Holland Hall Middle School, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Sam Neri, Hughes Academic Magnet School, Syracuse, New York
Christie Paulsell, Tchefuncte Middle School, Mandeville, Louisiana
Karen Spaulding, Morse Street School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Robert Wallace, The Harbor Academy for Environmental Studies and the Arts, New York, New York
Pilot Advisors and Reviewers
Michael J. Novacek, American Museum of Natural History
Rick Bonney, Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology
Brian M. Boom, The New York Botanical Garden
Judy Braus, World Wildlife Fund
Steven Clemants, Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Brian Drayton, TERC and Boston University
Terry L. Erwin, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution
Francesca T. Grifo, American Museum of Natural History
David A. Grimaldi, American Museum of Natural History
Wanda Guzman, New Mexico State Systematic Initiative
Eric Jolly, Education Development Center
Candace L. Julyan, Arnold Arboretum, Harvard University
Alison Matthews, The Dwight School
Tom Moritz, California Academy of Sciences
Nalini M. Nadkarni, Evergreen State College
Elaine O'Sullivan, National Audubon Society
Katy Payne, Cornell University
David L. Silvernail, University of Southern Maine
Talbert B. Spence, National Audubon Society
Melanie L. J. Stiassny, American Museum of Natural History
Robert F. Tinker, The Concord Consortium
Robert Wallace, The Harbor Academy for Environmental Studies and the Arts
Clarice Yentsch, Education Development Center
Thanks to the Education Development Center and the Center for Children and Technology for their assistance in concept development, pilot drafts, and the initial field testing of Biodiversity Counts:
Jan Hawkins
Robert Spielvogel
Alison Matthews
Dorothy Bennett
Bronwyn Bevan
Lois Kohn-Claar
Wendy Friedman
Clareann Grimaldi
Richard Hendrick
John Parris
Julie Thompson
Thanks to the following scientific and exhibition contributors to the Reading Selections of Biodiversity Counts:
Geralyn Abinader, Film and Video Developer, Exhibition Department,
American Museum of Natural History
Amy Berkov, City University of New York/The New York Botanical Garden Plant Sciences Ph.D. Program
Brian M. Boom, Vice President for Botanical Science and Pfizer Curator of Botany, The New York Botanical Garden
Kefyn M. Catley, Staff Scientist, National Center for Science, Literacy, Education, and Technology/National Science Foundation Research Fellow, Department of Entomology, American Museum of Natural History
Joyce A. Cloughly, Senior Principal Preparator, Exhibition Department, American Museum of Natural History
Niles Eldredge, Curator, Department of Invertebrates, American Museum of Natural History
Phil L. Fraley, Manager of Special Projects, Exhibition Department, American Museum of Natural History
Sally Goodman, Artist
Helen Hays, Chairwoman of Great Gull Island Committee, Department of Ornithology, American Museum of Natural History
Marco Hernandez, Exhibits Director, Staten Island Children's Museum
Melanie Ide, Project Director, Ralph Appelbaum and Associates
Christine A. Johnson, Scientific Assistant, Department of Entomology, American Museum of Natural History
Elizabeth A. Johnson, Manager of Metropolitan Biodiversity Programs, Center for Biodiversity and Conservation, American Museum of Natural History
Barrett Klein, Preparator, Exhibition Department, American Museum of Natural History
Alec Madoff, Senior Principal Preparator, Exhibition Department, American Museum of Natural History
Eleanor J. Sterling, Project Director, Center for Biodiversity and Conservation, American Museum of Natural History
Eric L. Quinter, Senior Scientific Assistant, Department of Entomology, American Museum of Natural History
Carlos Ramirez-Sosa City University of New York/The New York Botanical Garden Plant Sciences Ph.D. Program
J. Willard Whitson, Director of Exhibits and Education, The Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, PA; former Senior Exhibition Developer and Associate Director of the Exhibition Department at the American Museum of Natural History
Thanks to the following contributors to the 1998-1999 Biodiversity Counts Professional Development Workshops:
Larry Allain, USGS/NWRC, Lafayette, Louisianazz
Melanie Barron, Cambridge Public Schools, Cambridge, MA
Joey Beyt, Lafayette, Louisiana
Dr. Paul Buck, University of Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Jean Caruthers, Lafayette Parish School Board, Lafayette, Louisiana
Joe Ford, Holland Hall, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Lance Gorham, USGS/NWRC, Lafayette, Louisiana
Bob Graves, Holland Hall, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Dr. Peggy Hill, University of Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Pam O'Halloran, Darnaby Elementary School, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Dr. Robert Stewart, USGS/NWRC, Lafayette, Louisiana
Alana Trisler, Kistler-Gilliland Center for the Advancement of Learning, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Donna Ware, Lafayette Parish, Lafayette, Louisiana
And special thanks to:
The 1997-1998 Pilot Schools:
Blanche Reynolds School, Ventura, California
Chelmsford Public Charter School, Chelmsford, Massachusetts
Cooperstown Middle School, Cooperstown, New York
Crystal River Middle School, Crystal River, Florida
Dwight School, New York, New York
Edgar Martin Middle School, Lafayette, Louisiana
Esperanza Elementary School, Farmington, New Mexico
Harbor Academy for Environmental Studies and the Arts, New York, New York
Holland Hall Middle School, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Hommocks School, Larchmont, New York
Hughes Academic Magnet School, Syracuse, New York
James Wilson Inglis Elementary School, Lumby, British Columbia, Canada
Kimball Union Academy, Meridan, New Hampshire
Lincoln-Irving Elementary, Moline, Illinois
Lin-Wood Public School, Lincoln, New Hampshire
Little Oak Middle School, Slidell, Louisiana
Morse Street School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Oak Grove Middle School, Concord, California
Poly Prep Country Day School, Brooklyn, New York
Russell Mathematics and Science Center at the Alabama School of Fine Arts, Birmingham, Alabama
Tchefuncte Middle School, Mandeville, Louisiana
Virgil I. Grissom School, J.H.S. 22, South Ozone Park, New York
William J. O'Shea School, I.S. 44, New York, New York
The 1998-1999 Pilot Schools:
A. D. Lawton Intermediate School, Essex Junction, Vermont
Academy of the Sacred Heart, St. Charles, Missouri
Acadian Middle School, Lafayette, Louisiana
Agassiz School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Alabama School of Fine Arts, Birmingham, Alabama
Alice Harte Elementary, New Orleans, Louisiana
All Saints Catholic, Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Anadarko Middle School, Anadarko, Oklahoma
Atlanta International School , Atlanta, Georgia
Baraboo Middle School, Baraboo, Wisconsin
Block Island School, Block Island, Rhode Island
Bloomfield School, Bloomfield, Montana
Booker T. Washington High School, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Breck School, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Broken Arrow Academy, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Bronte I.S.D., Bronte, Texas
Brooklin School, Brooklin, Maine
Broussard Middle School, Lafayette, Louisiana
Cambridgeport School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Carencro Middle School, Carencro, Louisiana
Chelmsford Public Charter School, Chelmsford, Massachusetts
Christ, Prince of Peace, Manchester, Missouri
Clinton Middle School, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Country Lane Elementary School, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Crawford Middle School, Lexington, Kentucky
Crystal River Middle School, Crystal River Middle School, Florida
Dr. Martin Luther King School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Darnaby Elementary School, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Delaware County Christian School, Newtown Square, Pennsylvania
Eastchester Middle School, Eastchester, New York
Esperanza Elementary School, Farmington, New Mexico
Evansville Lutheran School, Evansville, Indiana
Edgar Martin Middle School, Lafayette, Louisiana
Environmental Studies Academy, San Diego, California
Fair Plain Jr. High School, Benton Harbor, Michigan
Fitzgerald School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Fletcher School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Foothills Middle School, Wenatchee, Washington
Franklin Youth Academy, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Gateway Middle School, Monroeville, Pennsylvania
Gateway Regional High School, Woodbury Heights, New Jersey
George Washington Middle School, Wayne, New Jersey
Graham and Parks School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Harbor Academy for Environmental Studies & the Arts, New York, New York
Harrington School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Heartland Home Educators Co-op, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Hermosa Junior High School, Farmington, New Mexico
Holland Hall Middle School, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Hommocks School, Larchmont, New York
Horace Mann Middle School, Burlington, Iowa
Hughes Academic Magnet School, Syracuse, New York
Humphrey St. Francis, Humphrey, Nebraska
Hun School of Princeton, Princeton, New Jersey
Hunting Ridge, Palatine, Illinois
Iselin Middle School, Iselin, New Jersey
J. W. Inglis Elementary School, Lumby, BC, Canada
James Stoy Elementary School, Haddonfield, New Jersey
Joseph E. Soehl Middle School, Linden, New Jersey
Judice Middle School, Judice, Louisiana
Kennedy School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Kepley Middle School, Ulysses, Kansas
Kimberly Middle School, Kimberly, Idaho
King Open School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
L. J. Alleman Middle School, Lafayette, Louisiana
Lafayette Middle School, Lafayette, Louisiana
Lakewood Elementary, Buchanan, Tennessee
Lakota Public School. Lakota, North Dakota
Litchfield High School, Litchfield, Connecticut
Longfellow School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
M. S. 54, New York, New York
Maritime Academy of Science & Technology at J101, Bronx, New York
Martin J. Ryerson Middle School, Ringwood, New Jersey
Mid Valley Secondary Center, Throop, Pennsylvania
Moore Public Schools, Moore, Oklahoma
Morse School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Morton East High School, Cicero, Illinois
Motley Staples Middle School, Motley, Minnesota
Mott Hall School, IS 223, New York, New York
Mt. Hebron Middle School, Upper Montclair, New Jersey
Murray Middle School, Stuart, Florida
Newport Middle School, Newport, Oregon
Orangewood School, Phoenix, Arizona
Oak Grove Middle School, Concord, California
Orchard Valley Middle School, Sewell, New Jersey
Our Lady of Guadalupe, Seattle, Washington
P.S. 75, Brooklyn, New York
Park Junior High, Beckley, West Virginia
Paul Breaux Middle School, Lafayette, Louisiana
Peabody School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Peters Elementary School, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Philippa Schuyler Middle School, Brooklyn, New York
Pleasants County Middle School, Belmont, West Virginia
Poly Prep Country Day School, Brooklyn, New York
Porta Junior-Senior High School, Petersburg, Illinois
Portland Adventist Elementary School, Gresham, Oregon
Post Falls Middle School, Post Falls, Idaho
Pryor Junior High, Pryor, Oklahoma
Red Hills Middle School, Richfield, Utah
Riley County High School, Riley, Kansas
Riverfield Country Day School, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Schuyley Colfax Middle School, Wayne, New Jersey
Scott Middle School, Lafayette, Louisiana
Sellwood Middle School, Portland, Oregon
South Hamilton Community School, Jewell, Iowa
St. Jude, South Bend, Indiana
St. Julie Billiart, Hamilton, Ohio
St. Leo the Great, Lincroft, New Jersey
St. Marks Lutheran School, Hollywood, Florida
St. Paul Lutheran School, Grafton, West Virginia
St. Rose of Lima, Schulenburg, Texas
Stanhope School, Stanhope, New Jersey
Syracuse City School District, Syracuse, New York
Tangier Smith Elementary School, Mastic Beach, New York
Tchefuncte Middle School, Mandeville, Louisiana
Thomas Jefferson Middle School, Edison, New Jersey
Tobin School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Union Alternative School, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Union High School, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Union Intermediate High School, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Upper Township Middle School, Petersburg, New Jersey
Ursaline School, New Rochelle, New York
West Chicago Middle School, West Chicago, Illinois
West Covina Christian School, West Covina, California
West Side Montessori Center, Toledo, Ohio
West Somerville Neighborhood School, Somerville, Massachusetts
Westdale Middle School, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Weston Middle School, Weston, Connecticut
Wheaton North High School, Wheaton, Illinois
Will Rogers High School, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Winston School, Short Hills, New Jersey
Youngsville Middle School, Youngsville, Louisiana
The 1999-2000 Pilot Schools:
Academy of the Sacred Heart, St. Charles, Missouri
Agassiz School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
All Saints Catholic, Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Block Island School, Block Island, Rhode Island
Cambridgeport School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Darnaby Elementary School, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Earlywine Elementary, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Edgar Martin Middle School, Lafayette, Louisiana
Fitzgerald School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Fletcher School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Graham and Parks School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Haggerty School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Harrington School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Holland Hall Middle School, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Kepley Middle School, Ulysses, Kansas
King Open School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Longfellow School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Morse School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Paul Breaux Middle School, Lafayette, Louisiana
Peabody School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Pleasants County Middle School, Belmont, West Virginia
Post Falls Middle School, Post Falls, Idaho
Pryor Junior High, Pryor, Oklahoma
Sheridan Elementary, Junction City, Kansas
Westdale Middle School, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
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