SUNY ESF
James P. Gibbs
Professor of Vertebrate Conservation Biology, SUNY Distinguished Professor, Associate Chair, and Coordinator of Conservation Biology Major, Department of Environmental and Forest Biology; Director of Roosevelt Wild Life Station; Adjunct scientist, Galapagos Conservancy
Education:
- B.S. University of Maine (1986): Wildlife Management
- M.A. University of Missouri (1988): Biological Sciences
- Ph.D. Yale University (1995): Forestry & Environmental Studies
“Do What You Can, With What You Have, Where You Are.” – Theodore Roosevelt.
Teaching
Recent Teaching (access to class websites available on request):
- Conservation Biology, EFB 413, 3 cr.
- Problem-solving in Conservation Biology, EFB 419, 3 cr.
- Herpetology, EFB 485, 3 cr.
- Field Herpetology, EFB 496, 2.5 cr.