Kim Reuter: Biologist. Writer. Nonprofit Director.
Kim is hybrid biologist, writer, and nonprofit director, and while this may confuse some people, if you ask her what she thinks about it all, she'll tell you that everything is going as planned.
This website serves as a portal to her various interests, which span several disciplines but are all connected by one underlying theme: nothing ever changes if you don't get off the couch and do something. Kim's work with The Ladybug Project will impact almost 300,000 people by 2014 and her National Science Foundation funded PhD research aims to highlight the effects of habitat degradation on two endangered lemur species. Now 25 years old, Kim has lived in six different countries across three continents. The observations of these experiences have led to her blog, photographic endeavors, and research interests; her work has even been covered through a variety of news outlets. Coming up in fall 2012, you'll be getting a sneak peek of her first non-fiction book, which is tentatively set for publication in 2013. Kim frequently receives requests for speaking engagements; to inquire about her availability, you can contact her through this site.    |
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