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Created: Jun 14, 2009
Updated: Nov 10, 2009
Membership: Open
Semi-Private
Cindy Gilbert
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Cindy Gilbert - Director of University Education: The Biomimicry Institute
Cindy
was raised on a small farm in southern Ontario where she spent her days
wandering in woodlands and playing in creeks. It was from her first 18
years of life on the farm and understanding the true nature of one
place that she developed her passion for sustainable living. Since that
time Cindy has nurtured her awe for the natural world through a
combination of travel, research and education.
Cindy completed her MS in wildlife science from Oregon State University and her BSc in biology from the University of Guelph in Ontario. Cindy’s research focused primarily on the impacts of climate change on arctic and antarctic seabirds. Cindy also has extensive teaching experience; she has taught in elementary school classrooms, at the university level, as well as with environmental education programs. Cindy earned her graduate diploma in education from Griffith University in Queensland, Australia. Cindy is an avid gardener and all-season bicyclist; she also loves to practice yoga, ski, hot spring, and float rivers.
Are you a University Educator? Do you have biomimicry curricula to share with the world? Want to become a part of our Biomimicry Educators Network? Contact me: cindy[at]biomimicryinstitute.org.
Learn about our children's music album to be released January 20, 2009 at: http://www.AskthePlanetCD.org.
Visit www.AskNature.org to discover how Nature would solve our greatest global challenges.
Get inspired with hopeful, positive solutions for our planet by browsing The Biomimicry Institute's website at: http://www.BiomimicryInstitute.org.
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