As a Student, Brandon Brogle ’20 Fell in Love With Birds. Now, He’s Trying to Save Them
Brogle continues to work closely with the Acopian Center for Ornithology at Muhlenberg College.
The Acopian Center for Ornithology, established in 2006, houses a historic 2,000+ piece mounted bird collection, whose specimens average 100 years old and include many threatened, endangered and even extinct species.
Created with a bequest from local philanthropist Sarkis Acopian, the Center and its extensive research library are used by students, faculty as well as the Lehigh Valley community. The Center, associated with the Department of Biology, is committed to providing hands-on training in the natural sciences through specialized classes and collection-based research opportunities.
Learn more about the people who maintain the Acopian Center of Ornithology at Muhlenberg and the local philanthropist, Sarkis Acopian, who established this unique research library and collection.
Learn about Professor Daniel Klem’s groundbreaking research about bird window collisions and what you can do to help save avian lives.