Biography: Reese Halter
Dr Reese Halter is the recipient of the President's Distinguished Service Award from Cal Poly Humboldt for his inimitable leadership of old-growth rainforest research, an Outstanding Environmental Awareness Achievement Award for the PBS television Nature show "Dr. Reese's Planet" from The National Society of The Daughters of the American Revolution, an Outstanding Achievement Award for The Insatiable Bark Beetle from California Lutheran University, an Outstanding Achievement Award for Shepherding the Sea: The Race to Save our Oceans from MUSE Global School, an Excellence in Conservation-in-Action Award from Sea Shepherd Australia, an Outstanding Service Award from the Rotary Club of Westlake Village Sunrise, California, for relentless public outreach to “Save Nature Now”, and an honourable kudos from Malibu Magazine for “incessantly demanding action to address global heating and save our planet”.
Reese Halter has the unique talent of making current complex environmental issues accessible and compelling to any audience. Relentless Reese believes that human beings are superb problem solvers. His passion to protect our planet is contagious.
Dr Reese Halter is an eco-stress physiologist specialising in Earth System.
Reese Halter speaks with students on the importance of nature and defending wilderness.
Reese Halter & Mark Biewers agitating in front of The Consulate-General of the People's Republic of China at The Global, Elephant, Rhino, Lion March (circa 2013).
Relentless Reese Halter addresses an anti-poaching rally at The Global Elephant, Rhino, Lion March 2015 in Los Angeles.
The exalted Ancient Ones. 4,500-year-old Great Basin bristlecone pines, two miles above sea level, east-central California.
On 12 August 2017, Relentless Reese Halter rallied for the elephants in front of California’s State Capitol, Sacramento.
An incomparable honeybee napping on a lemon blossom petal, Hollywood Hills, California.
“Have you hugged a tree (ponderosa pine) lately?” inquired Reese Halter on Earth Day (22 April 2018) in Hollywood Hills, California.
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