| Project E.R. (environmental rescue) is brought to you with the generous support of the Earth Science Education Program of NASA.
Thank you to our guidesDr. Gregory Mueller, Dr. Bruce Patterson, and Dan Brinkmeierfor taking us along for the trip and to Randy Borman and the Cofan people for sharing their work to inspire others.
Producer
Jennifer Eagleton
Manager, Educational Media
Education Department
Curriculum Developer Kirsten Ford
Educational Media
The activities are based on the print environmental curriculum guide designed by Maria Fontana and supported by Monsanto.
Content Developers
Victoria Fisher
Educational Media
Dr. Sibel Kusimba
Educational Media and Anthropology Department
Dr. Patrick Leacock
Educational Media and Botany Department
Web Distribution
Raissa José
Educational Media
Web Coordination
Victoria Fisher
Educational Media
Web Design and Development
Allyson Meyer
Web Publishing
Web Interactives
Greg Blew
Ecosystem Illustrations
Greg Blew
Photography
Dan Brinkmeier
Environmental Conservation Programs
Dr. William Burger
Botany Department
Dr. Robin Foster
Environmental Conservation Programs
Mark Kennedy
Educational Media
Dr. Chapurukha Kusimba
Anthropology Department
Dr. Patrick Leacock
Educational Media and Botany Department
Dr. Gregory Mueller
Botany Department
John Weinstein
Photography
Dr. Quixin Wu
Botany Department
A special thanks to the Environmental and Conservation Programs for their work on the Zábalo component. Dan Brinkmeier, Sophia Twichell, and Gillian Darlow helped to bring this ecosystem to life for the website.
A special thanks to the Forest Preserve District of Cook County, the National Museums of Kenya, and the Kenya Wildlife Service.
The Field Museum salutes the people of Chicago for their long-standing, generous support of the Museum through the Chicago Park District. This project is partially supported by a CityArts Program 4 Grant from the City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency. This project was made possible with the assistance of the Illinois Department of Natural Resources and Illinois State Museum.
Field Museum Educational Media programs are supported by the GE Fund.
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