Carol Burkart

Carol Burkart, Ph.D.

Instructor of Biology, Natural Science

Email
burkartc@nfc.edu
Phone
(850) 973-1687
Degree Major Emphasis Institution Year
Bachelor of Science Biology with specialization in Marine Biology Fairleigh Dickinson University 1984
Master of Science Marine Biology
Thesis: Microzooplankton distributions in the Irish Sea.
 Nova Southeastern University 1993
PhD 

Oceanography
Dissertation: Variability of Copepod Hatching Success: Observations on Natural Populations and Experiments on the Role of Maternal Diet.

 Nova Southeastern University, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 1998

I was born and raised in eastern Pennsylvania but my love of the ocean resulted in the pursuit of my degrees in marine science.

 I have taught at colleges in south Florida and far southwestern Virginia before accepting the position at NFC. While pursuing my education, I had the opportunity to take classes on the island of St. Croix (USVI), and conduct research on scientific cruises in the Florida Gulf Stream, the Florida Straits, Florida Bay, the Gulf of Mexico, the Irish Sea and the Weddell Sea off the Antarctic Peninsula.

  • Kleppel, G.S., S.E. Hazzard and C.A. Burkart, 2005. “Maximizing the Nutritional Values of Copepods in Aquiculture: Managed versus Balanced Nutrition”. In: Culture of Copepods and Applications to Marine Finfish Larval Rearing. ISUP, Inc. (Publisher), d.b.a. Blackwell Publishing. Pp. 49-60.

 

  • Burkart, C.A. and G.S, Kleppel. 1998. A new incubation system for the measurement of copepod egg production and hatching success in the field. J. Exp. Mar. Biol. Ecol. 221:89-97.

 

  • Kleppel, G.S., C.A. Burkart, and C. Tomas. 1998. Egg production of the copepod Acartia tonsa in Florida Bay during summer. 1. The roles of environment and diet. Estuaries 21(2): 328-339.

 

  • Kleppel, G.S., C.A. Burkart, K. Carter, and C. Tomas. 1996. Diets of calanoid copepods on the West Florida continental shelf: relationships between food concentration, food composition, and feeding activity. Mar. Biol. 127: 209-217.

 

  • Burkart, C.A., Kleppel, G.S., K. Brander, D.V. Holliday and R.E. Piper. 1995. Microzooplankton distributions in the Irish Sea: relation to springtime hydrographic variability. J. Plankton Res. 17(6):1177-1188.

 

  • Kleppel, G.S. and C.A. Burkart. 1995. Egg production and the nutritional environment of 

 

  • Acartia tonsa: The role of food quality in copepod nutrition. OCES J. Mar. Sci. 52: 297-304.

 

  • Roberts, K.A.,G.S. Kleppel, C.A. Burkart and K. Carter. 1994. Egg production of the calanoid copepod Calanoides acutus (Giesbrecht) in the Weddell Sea during spring. Antarct. J. U.S. 29:155-157.
  • Burkart C. A., A. Russo, N. McConnell, J. McNew, T. Valentin, D. Richardson, A. Looney, M. McGonagill, A. Penley, K. Williams, G. Sluss. A Study to Determine Whether Natural Camouflage Will Increase Usage of Artificial Nesting Boxes by Eastern Bluebird, Tree Swallow and Chickadees. Powell River Project Research and Education Program Report 2015. http://www.prp.cses.vt.edu/Reports-15/Burkart-3BirdSpecies-2015.pdf.
  
  • Burkart, C. A., A. Russo, T. Adkins, A. Blanton, K. Burke, H. Calhoun, M. Crabtree, S. Deaton, S. Etter, M. Fields, D. Franklin, C. Garrett, K. Green, L. Hall, K. Hatley, L. Hobbs, A. Hofemeister, K. Honaker, M. Megen, J. Key, A. Kyle, K. Lawson, L. Lyke, R. Maggard, B. Mead, M. Miles, S. Price, N. Sandhu, J. Smith, A. Stanley, A. Stapleton, W.Sturgill, K. Taylor, J. Tippett. A Study to Determine the Preference for Nesting Box Design of Sialia sialis (Eastern Bluebird), Tachycineta bicolor (Tree Swallow) and Poecile atricapillus (Black-capped Chickadee): Comparison of the Traditional Nesting Box and the Peterson Box-Year 3. Powell River Project Research and Education Program Report 2014. Pp. 44-51. http://www.prp.cses.vt.edu/Reports_14/Burkart-BirdNesting-2014.pdf.