Jeri Langham
More Information
Most recent tour report:
Upcoming Tours
- Dec 27, 10: Venezuela: Hato Piñero New Year
- Jan 05, 11: Panama's Canopy Tower & El Valle
- Apr 23, 11: California Specialties
- Jun 06, 11: Southern Manitoba
- Jun 12, 11: Churchill
- Aug 13, 11: Grand California
- Dec 27, 11: Venezuela: Hato Piñero New Year
- Jan 05, 12: Panama's Canopy Tower & El Valle
- Apr 21, 12: California Specialties
- Jun 04, 12: Southern Manitoba
- Jun 10, 12: Churchill
- Jul 07, 12: Summer Costa Rica
- Dec 27, 12: Venezuela: Hato Piñero New Year
Recent Posts
- Jul 14, 10: Churchill
- Jul 14, 10: Southern Manitoba
- May 26, 10: California Specialties
- Feb 22, 10: Panama's Canopy Tower & El Valle
- Feb 16, 10: Venezuela: Hato Pinero New Year
- Aug 03, 09: Churchill
- Jul 11, 09: Southern Manitoba
- May 28, 09: California Specialties
- Feb 19, 09: Panama's Canopy Tower & El Valle
- Feb 12, 09: Venezuela: Hato Pinero New Year

Jeri M. Langham has a Ph.D. in plant ecology from Washington State University, and after 38 years as a professor of biological sciences at California State University in Sacramento, retired in May 2008. He received the first Outstanding Teacher Award from the newly formed College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics in 1997; the Outstanding Faculty Award from the Science Educational Equity and Minority Organization of Science Students organizations in 2005; and his University's third annual Lifetime Achievement Award for Community Service in 2006. Jeri has ardently birded all over North America, as well as Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama, Venezuela, Ecuador, the Galapagos Islands, Peru, Argentina, Kenya, Borneo, and Australia. Born and raised in Venezuela, he speaks fluent Spanish. Known for his enthusiasm and boundless energy, Jeri thoroughly enjoys searching for birds and sharing them with others. His passion for teaching and his natural teaching abilities soon become apparent as his tour participants enjoy learning more about the biological world around them. Jeri is a former member of the Bausch and Lomb Birding Council and the California Bird Records Committee. He is a Director for the Neotropical Grassland Conservancy.