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David Campbell

MALCOLM DAVID CAMPBELL

Education:

  • University of North Carolina at Charlotte, MS in Secondary Biology (In progress).
  • National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, Biology, 2008.
  • University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Teaching Certificate, (Science), 2003.
  • Trent University, Peterborough, ON. BA (Biology) 1999.

Professional Experience:

  • Fred T. Foard High School, Newton, NC. Comprehensive Science Teacher, 2005-present.
  • Mecklenburg County Parks and Recreation. Herbarium Collection Specialist. 2007-2008.
  • UNCC Herbarium, Field Botanist Consultant, Charlotte, NC. 2003-present.
  • Freedom High School, Morganton, NC. Comprehensive Science Teacher, 2001-2005.
  • South Mountains State Park, Connelly Springs, NC. Field Biologist, 1999-2001.
  • Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority, Oshawa, ON. 1998.

Professional Societies

  • Southern Appalachian Botanical Society
  • North Carolina Native Plant Society
  • Dipterists Forum (UK)
  • Center for Plant Conservation

Presentations

  • Woody plant identification clinic. South Mountains State Park, Connelly Springs, NC. June, 2000.
  • Characteristics and Structure of a Montane Necrophagous Insect Guild. Monteverde, Costa Rica, September, 1996. Oral presentation.

Publications

  • Campbell, M.D. 2011. Noteworthy Vascular Plant Collections from North Carolina. Castanea, in preparation.
  • Herman, D.W., D. Campbell and E. Chapell. 2003. Geographic Distribution: Clemmys= (Glyptemys) muhlenbergii. SSAR Herpetological Review. 34(3): 260.
  • Herman, D.W., D. Campbell, E. Chapell and P. Heavner. 2003. Geographic Distribution: Pseudemys concinna concinna. SSAR Herpetological Review. 34(3): 261.
  • Campbell, M.D. 2001. Site Monitoring Report on the Federally Endangered Orchid Isotria medeoloides, at South Mountains State Park, North Carolina. Prepared for NC Division of Parks and Recreation. Morganton, NC. 11 pp + maps.
  • Campbell, M.D. 2000. Notes on the ecology and distribution of Callophrys gryneus in Northumberland County, Ontario. Toronto Entomologists Association Annual Summary, Aurora, Ontario. Pp 10-11.
  • Campbell, M.D. 1999. Saproxylic invertebrates and old growth forests. Pages 40-41 in Larson, B.M., Riley, J.L., Snell, E.A., and Godschalk, H.G. 1999. The Woodland Heritage of Southern Ontario: A Study of Ecological Change, Distribution, and Significance. Federation of Ontario Naturalists, Don Mills, Ontario. 262 pp.
  • Campbell, M.D., and Publow, R. 1998. Lynde Creek Watershed Vegetational Analysis. Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority, ON. 38 pp + maps.

Special Projects

  • Regional Botanist, Project Bog Turtle Conservation Unit. 2002-present.
  • Burke County Invertebrate Survey, 2000-present.
  • South Mountains State Park, Breeding Bird Survey. 2000.
  • South Mountains State Park, Bat Inventory. 1999-2000.

References

    Dr. James Mathews
    Habitat Assessment and Restoration Program, Inc.
    9305-D Monroe Rd.
    Charlotte, NC 28270
    (704) 577-6717

    Dennis W. Herman
    Environmental Specialist/Supervisor
    NCDOT
    Project Development and Environmental Analysis Branch
    Natural Environment Unit- Biological Surveys Group
    (919) 715-1434

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