Honor Society® member
Julie Lindenmayer
Senior Zookeeper at Zoo Miami
- University of Wisconsin-Stout
- Conservation Biology
- Class of 2019
- Homestead, Florida
Member since January 2017
About
I am originally from Ottumwa, Iowa. I have always had an interest in animals and nature in general and those interests have led me to study animal ecology and conservation biology. I am currently a senior zookeeper at Zoo Miami where I work primarily with South American birds. I am also a PSM student in the conservation biology program at the University of Wisconsin - Stout. I have worked in the zoo field for almost 12 years and I would like to eventually research the decline of the African vulture populations. My ultimate goal would be to do population surveys in and around Serengeti National Park and create educational programs for people living near the park and create a better understanding of the role of vultures in the ecosystem.
Education
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Iowa State University
animal ecology/psychology
2002 – 2004
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Indian Hills Community College
Arts and Sciences
2000 – 2002
Goals and interests
- Career goal
I would like to study the population decline of African vultures and create educational outreach programs for local people living near national parks.
- Graduate school interests
Wildlife conservation
Ecology
Biology- Outside the classroom
Hiking
Sailing
Water-skiing
Bird Watching
Traveling
Rock Climbing
Experience
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Senior Zookeeper
Zoo Miami
Oct 2008 – Jan 2017
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Zookeeper
Minnesota Zoo
Jan 2008 – Oct 2008
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Zookeeper
Zoo Miami
Jan 2005 – Dec 2007
Volunteering
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Species Champion, Guira Cuckoo
Association of Zoos and Aquariums
Jul 2016 – Jan 2017
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Program Leader, Crested Quail Dove
Association of Zoos and Aquariums
Jan 2015 – Jan 2017
Languages
- English (US) Advanced
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