David Cappaert
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PictureMy video about arthropod diversity on a single mountain mint plant outside the door of my urban school. Click image for link.
I am an entomologist/educator with two (adult) children and a wife (Gina). I live in Corvallis OR, recently retired as a resident scientist at the Environmental Sciences Magnet school in Hartford CT. I've made this site to outline the other salient facts of my existence. I don't intend this as a resume (ask me if you want to know what I did before I was 45). Rather I wish to share what I've seen in the course of recent years. It is all beautiful. 

My main preoccupation as of Dec 2022: I work for the Institute of Applied Ecology on pollination biology. See Link. I also work independently on bee taxonomy, in collaboration with Sam Droege and Clare Maffei (USGS) and others, on resources that might make species IDs more accessible to non-specialists.
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My email is cappaert@comcast.net. My phone is (734) 635-7750. All photos on these pages: copyright  David Cappaert. 


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Madre de Dios River in the Peruvian Amazon, from 2015 visit to Los Amigos Research Station.
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  • Perspective
  • Prairie Pollinator Project
    • Prairie Pollinators
    • Andrena guide to taxonomy
    • Bee keys
    • Ceratina of PNW key
  • Photography
  • iNaturalist
  • Env Sciences Magnet
  • Biodiversity Camp
  • The White Witch
  • Entomology
  • Horticulture