f BIOL 485 Field Biology African Wildlife Management Class
As part of BIOL 485 Field Biology African Wildlife Management, the WKU group, working
with Parawild Edu-capture, captured giraffe, crocodile, buffalo and tsessebe (a large
antelope). The class also visited Kruger National Park, Moholoholo Wildlife Rehabilitation
Center, Khamai Reptile Center, Elephant Whispers (an elephant sanctuary) and a crocodile
farm. Pictured are (front row, left to right) spring 2012 graduate Alison Emmert,
graduate student Kelly Derham, junior Rachel Beyke, graduate student Merrie Richardson,
senior Sara Wigginton; (second row, left to right) Cheryl Kirby-Stokes, junior Lydia
Hall, senior John Clark, junior Adam Edge, game capture specialist Andre Pienaar,
graduate student Cynthia Worcester, senior Nikki Roof and Dr. Michael Stokes.