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Kevin Dodge | Professor of Wildlife and Biology & Director of the Natural Resources and Wildlife Technology program, Garrett College

Kevin Dodge is the Professor of Wildlife and Biology and Director of the Natural Resources and Wildlife Technology program at Garrett College. He has a plethora of expertise in natural history, ecology, and wildlife conservation. He holds a B.S. in Biology from Southwest Missouri State University and an M.S. in Biology from Michigan Technological University.

Throughout his career, Kevin has conducted research on wood warblers, gypsy moths, acid mine drainage, and more. He has also been actively involved in conservation efforts in Garrett County and the surrounding region.

Kevin is a passionate educator who has mentored countless students, many of whom have gone on to have successful careers in the outdoor field. He leads numerous hikes, programs, and student trips, sharing his knowledge and enthusiasm for nature with students and the public through his work at Garrett College, Frostburg State University, West Virginia University, and various local organizations.

Kevin's extensive travels have taken him to Alaska, Florida, Louisiana, Texas, and southeast Arizona, where he has studied the natural history of these regions and shared the wonders of these landscapes with countless students. He lives in Bittinger, Maryland, with his wife, Carolina.