Fox Keri is a 32 year old Marine Biologist
who works primarily as a Fisheries Biologist representing the National
Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) as a domestic fisheries observer among
the commercial fishing fleet of the Bering Sea/Gulf of Alaska. Attending
University during a time of increasing famine across the globe, Fox became
dedicated to a life of studying the intricacies of the Sea, seeing an increasing
dependence upon the world's oceans as a source of food, supplementing a
taxed terrestrial supply. While his primary interest lies in invertebrate
zoology and marine mammology, Fox found a niche in Fisheries Biology as
the primary career source. He has traveled and lived all around the
world enjoying both professional work and private relaxation wherever there
is water and a culture to learn from. Currently, Fox makes his home
in the North Island of New Zealand but is working in the United States
(in Boston at the moment) working as a park interpreter on an island in
Boston harbor.
Fox has published numerous
photographs featuring various marine mammals and has had video from Alaska
featured on a short-lived television series.
Take a look at his resume. His home page on the
web is at http://www.tiac.net/users/fox1/fox.htm and he can be reached by
email at fox@innocent.com
