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Intern I grew up in the rugged Rocky Mountains of Colorado where a fondness for wildlife and the out of doors led me to study field biology at The Colorado College. A life long dream was realized when, in 1994, I visited Africa and studied wildlife management at The School for Field Studies in Kenya. Convincingly addicted to biological fieldwork, I returned to the U.S. to study the ecology of Yellowstone National Park and finish my degree in Biology. After graduating, I spent several months working for the University of Colorado monitoring the breeding behavior of the Lewis' Woodpecker. In 1996, searching for adventure and employment, I found myself living at sea and working for the National Marine Fisheries Service in Alaska, monitoring commercial fishermen. The job was exciting and challenging but soon the lure of Australia beckoned. I rejoined the SFS team as an Intern in July of 1996. |
Bryan Roeder