Our Program


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Our Program In our program, select college students travel to distant locations to make first-hand studies of wildlife and conservation issues. We then provide pro-conservation educational resources about the ecosystems that we observe in the field. One way we do this is via these web pages. Another is via educational presentations at local schools and at nearby zoological institutions (the Buffalo Zoo, the Aquarium of Niagara, Marineland of Canada). Lastly, we produce videos that are suitable for use in the classroom at the middle-school and high-school levels. If you are an educator, you can request copies for your classroom by sending an email to cac@canisius.edu . All of these educational services are provided free of charge thanks to generous funding by Canisius College. To learn more about our program, please visit www.canisius.edu/~noonan/program.htm. Program Director: Michael Noonan, PhD Professor, Biology Canisius College Buffalo, NY 14208 Email: noonan@canisius.edu Phone: 716-888-2770
CAC is a program of the Institute for the Study of Human-Animal Relations at Canisius College in Buffalo, NY.