Andrew Moldenke Oral History Interview

After an academic upbringing with luminary ecologists at places like Stanford, Andy Moldenke found his way to OSU, settled into the Entomology Department and began working on a wide range of topics, teaming up with many ecologists along the way. He contributed a wealth of information on soil creatures to the survey of invertebrates of the Andrews Forest and was critical in identifying hundreds of species in the plant-pollinator studies in the subalpine meadows. A natural educator, he participated as a mentor for many summers in Research Experiences for Undergraduates programs at Andrews Forest.