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Karen Oberhauser
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Karen Oberhauser is the director of Monarchs in the Classroom and the Monarch Larva Monitoring Project at the University of Minnesota. These programs use monarchs to teach about biology, conservation, and the process of science. She and her students and colleagues have studied monarch biology since 1984. Karen lives in Roseville, Minnesota, with her husband and two daughters.
Karen has been a guiding force behind three of Bas Relief's books. Milkweed, Monarchs and More, was originally created as a tool for the Monarch Larva Monitoring Project. |
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| Karen discovered Mary Holland's Milkweed Visitors project, worked with Mary and Ba Rea to perfect and polish it and invested in the initial printing costs. She also contributed valuable editorial and professional advice in the production of Monarch Come Play with Me. All three of these books are available retail through the Monarchs in the Classroom store. | |||||||||||||||||