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Kevin Bonine is Director of Education & Outreach at Biosphere 2 and on the science faculty at the University of Arizona. He has taught numerous EEB courses including Herpetology, Introductory Biology, Vertebrate Physiology, Conservation Biology, and Galapagos Marine Ecology; he is a strong advocate of the value of experiential field courses. Kevin received the UA College of Science Distinguished Early-Career Science Teaching Award in 2012. Recent research projects in Saguaro National Park focus on ecology and conservation of charismatic Gila monsters and canyon treefrogs. Kevin is a Faculty Fellow of the Haury Program in Environment and Social Justice, and serves on the boards of the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, Friends of Saguaro NP, and the Intercultural Center for the Study of Deserts and Oceans (CEDO) in Puerto Peñasco, Sonora.

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Research Opportunities
  • Undergrad Research Opp Paid, For Credit

    Grant: Not Listed

    Prerequisite Courses: Depends on opportunity. Majors: Seeking students from across campus to partic...
Courses
  • H
    Herpetology

  • REE
    Research in Ecology and Evolution

  • VP
    Vertebrate Physiology

  • SDD
    Sonoran Desert Discovery

  • CB
    Conservation Biology

  • ENHSDGC
    Ecology & Natural History of the Sonoran Desert & Gulf of California

  • EB
    Environmental Biology

  • IBII
    Introductory Biology II

Grants
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    EXCITE: Expanding Reach of NASA Earth Sciences Research At a HSI In Southern Arizona (University Of Arizona)

    Co-Investigator (COI)

    2022

    $150.0K
    Active
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    REU Site: Environmental and Earth Systems Research at Biosphere 2

    Co-Investigator (COI)

    2021

    $514.3K
    Active
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    Building Culturally Competent STEM Teacher Leaders for Rural High-need Schools Near the U.S. Border with Mexico

    Principal Investigator (PI)

    2020

    $1.5M
    Active
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    Synthesis and Design Workshop: Principles for the Design of Digitally-Distributed, Studio-Based STEM Learning Environments

    Co-Investigator (COI)

    2018

    $99.8K
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    REU Site: Earth Systems Research for Environmental Solutions

    Co-Investigator (COI)

    2017

    $454.8K
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    Collaborative Noyce Border Scholars Project Along the Arizona-Mexico Border

    Co-Investigator (COI)

    2016

    $1.4M
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    NSF INCLUDES: Collaborative Research: Integrating Indigenous and Western Knowledge to Transform Learning and Discovery in the Geosciences

    Principal Investigator (PI)

    2016

    $45.4K
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    REU Site: The Environmental and Earth Systems Research Experiences for Undergraduates Program at Biosphere 2

    Co-Investigator (COI)

    2013

    $70.8K
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    National Natural Landmarks Program Annual Photo Contest Calendar (UAZDS-392)

    Principal Investigator (PI)

    2012

    $23.1K
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    Design & Production of 50th Anniversary Calendar & Poster (UAZDS-320)

    Principal Investigator (PI)

    2010

    $23.1K
News
  • Sessions with a Scientist! Program Brings Biosphere 2 to Classrooms Around the World

    2020

  • $30M Gift Announced for UA's Biosphere 2

    2017

  • UA South Receives $1.4M Grant for STEM Teacher Training

    2016

  • Science City: State's Largest's STEM Event

    2016

  • UA Engages Children in Science Through Art

    2016

  • UA Undergraduate Researchers Take to the Radio

    2014

  • Inaugural Bonine Scholarship Recipients Named; Photographs on Display

    2013

  • A Living Laboratory for Sustainability

    2010

  • Project Sage Special Report: Sustainability in the Classroom

    2010

  • Local Students Spend Their Summer in UA Labs

    2005

  • How cities use energy to regulate temperature – just like mammals

  • How cities use energy to regulate temperature – just like mammals

  • How cities use energy to regulate temperature – just like mammals

  • How cities use energy to regulate temperature – just like mammals

  • How cities use energy to regulate temperature – just like mammals

  • How cities use energy to regulate temperature – just like mammals

  • How cities use energy to regulate temperature – just like mammals

  • How cities use energy to regulate temperature – just like mammals

Publications (9)
  • The benefits of team-building and student empowerment for diverse REU cohorts

    2019

  • EarthConnections Geoscience Pathways: An Ecosystem Supporting Learning from K to Career

    2019

  • EarthConnections Pathways: Linking Geoscience Learning and Community Involvement to Develop Community Science Literacy

    2019

  • Immersive undergraduate research experiences: maximizing benefits for diverse students

    2018

  • Accessible Science and Technology: Augmented Reality Simulations Have Positive Impact on Visitor Experience at Biosphere 2

    2018

  • Multilevel approach to mentoring in the Research Experiences for Undergraduates programs

    2015

  • A Comparison of the Herpetofaunas of Ranchos Los Fresnos and El Aribabi in Northern Sonora, Mexico

    2013

  • Tectorial membrane morphological variation: effects upon stimulus frequency otoacoustic emissions

    2010

  • The Molecular Origins of Spiny-tailed Iguanas (Ctenosaura) on the Grounds of the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum

    2005

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