Dr. Carl Stepath
SOS
Founder
Oceanography lecturer, Kauai
CC; Adjunct lecturer, James Cook University, School of
Education; Sustainable Education Consultant,
SaveOurSeas.org
Int’l Phone:
+18083846114
P.O. Box 3265, Lihue, HI
96766
E-mail: Carl@SaveOurSeas.Org
Learning
about marine ecology with Dr. Carl at the Great Barrier Reef
(2003). Photo by Alison Hoskin-Kain.
PERSONAL MISSION STATEMENT: I pledge
to promote learning, respect and compassion - helping to
heal the planet for the benefit of all.
HELP FUND CARL'S AMAZING PROJECT!
Improving
sustainable island and coastal management visions through
improved environmental education programs and teacher
trainings.
CURRICULUM VITAE
ARTICLES
AND PUBLICATIONS By Carl
NEW:
Stepath,
C.M. (2007). Environmental education in the Galápagos:
2007 report to the Charles Darwin Foundation. Puerto
Ayora: Charles Darwin Foundation.
NEW:
“Stepath,
C.M. (2006). Coral reefs as sites for experiential
environmental education: Learning with Australian
students - a foundational study. Unpublished PhD
thesis, James Cook University, Cairns, Australia. (ERIC
Document Reproduction Service No. ED491658).”
NEW: Marine
Education: Learning Evaluations. CURRENT: The
Journal of Marine Education, 23(2), pp. 45-49.
Stepath,
C.M. (2006). Coral reefs as sites for experiential
environmental education: Learning with Australian
students - a foundational study. Unpublished PhD
thesis, James Cook University, Cairns, Australia. (ERIC
Document Reproduction Service No. ED491658).
Stepath, C.M. & Whitehouse, H. (2006).
Encouraging proximal relations: Queensland high school
students go to the reef.
Published in proceedings of NZAEE Conference. January
22-25, 2006, at University of Auckland: New Zealand
Association for Environmental Education. (ERIC Document
Reproduction Service No. ED494918).
Stepath, C. M. & Whitehouse, H. (2006).
Ripple effects:
A study of the learning outcomes of taking university
students to a local coral reef. In W. L. Filho and D.
Carpenter (Eds.) (2006) Sustainability in the
Australasian University Context. Frankfurt: Peter
Lang.
Stepath, C.M. (2005).
Reef
Education Evaluation: Environmental Knowledge and Reef
Experience,
National Marine Education Association Conference, July
2005, Maui, Hawaii, USA. (ERIC Document Reproduction
Service No. ED494917).
Paper:
Reef education,
environmental knowledge and
reef experience
Stepath, C.M. (2004). Coral Reef Education and Australian
High School Students. In proceedings of Marine Education
Society of Australasia Conference 2004. Noosa: MESA. (ERIC
Document Reproduction Service No. ED491455).
Stepath,
C.M. (2004).
Awareness
and Monitoring in Outdoor Education.
Paper presented to the Tropical Environment and Geography
Conference 2004, James Cook University - Cairns, Queensland,
Australia, June 7, 2004. (ERIC Document Reproduction Service
No. ED494949).
Stepath,
C.M. (2002). Awareness and Community-based monitoring.
Proceedings of the Ninth International Coral Reef Symposium,
Bali, 23-27 October 2000, Volume 2. pp. 807-811. 2002.
Stepath, C.M. (1999). Kee Lagoon and Reef Flat Users
Baseline Study, an unpublished report for the Kaua’i
community and the Environmental Defense Fund. Hanalei,
Kauai: SaveOurSeas.org.
Stepath, C.M.
(1997). "Ocean Pulse" Coral Reef Awareness and Meaningful
Science Education. Unpublished masters dissertation,
Gonzaga University, Spokane, WA. Presented at Pacific
Science Association Conference, Suva, Fiji, July 1997.
Haena Ahupua'a
Ocean Pulse
Marine Education Project
“Web version of
Seaweeds
of Hawaii
by William H. Magruder and Jeffrey W. Hunt”)

Australia
PHOTOS
Here are a couple of
photos of a trip to an island in the Great
Barrier Reef. Its called Northwest Island and I
spent 8 days there with 49 year-11 high school
students that I am working with in my research.
It was really fun camping out and getting to
know all the students. We all learned about the
coral reef environment.




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