About me
I am part of the EOL Species Pages Group at the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, DC. My job is focused on helping EOL acquire and manage content about organisms. Before joining EOL in 2009, I was the managing editor and technical designer for the Tree of Life Web Project.
I have a Ph. D. in Entomology from the University of Arizona, and I love bugs, but I also have a strong interest in fungi, and I can get excited about just about any group of organisms from frogs and birds to squid, epiphytes, and dinoflagellates.
Check out my observations on iNaturalist and my photostream on flickr. Join iNaturalist or our flickr group to upload your own images to EOL.
My info
- Full name
- Katja Schulz
- Username
- Katja
- I am
- an enthusiast, a professional scientist
- Curator level
- Master Curator
Activity
- 5448 objects curated
- 2114 taxa curated
- 453 images set as exemplar
- 479 articles selected for Overview
- 268 preferred classifications selected
- 229 common names added
- 7 common names removed
- 100 common names curated
- 6 Wikipedia articles nominated
- 495 taxa commented
- 1183 comments submitted
- 478 articles added
Curator qualifications
- Credentials
- EOL Species Pages Coordinator
Ph. D. in Entomology, University of Arizona
Diploma in Biology, Freie Universität Berlin - Curation scope
- Insects, fungi, birds. Also do some curating on behalf of other people who are not signed up as EOL curators.