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Ken Nagy joined the UCLA Department of Biology in 1971, having earned his Ph.D. from UC Riverside in ecology and physiology of desert animals. He has conducted field research on mammals, birds and reptiles on all seven continents, and has taught field courses in the U.S., Mexico and Australia. He has received two distinguished teaching awards and won three Fulbright Fellowships. Nagy’s research interests include the eco-physiology and behavior of Australian marsupials and conservation biology of threatened and endangered animals.

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Experience the natural and cultural treasures of New Zealand and Australia with Professor Emeritus Kenneth Nagy on this extraordinary 14-day journey featuring the exclusively chartered Coral Princess, with just 25 staterooms. Admire the stunning beauty of New Zealand’s Southern Alps and the quiet wonder of dramatic fjords and Milford Sound. In Australia, cruise from Townsville to Cairns, snorkel along the Great Barrier Reef, and take in the rainforests of Far North Queensland.

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