Paul Ehrlich, professor of biology, 1974. Paul Ehrlich feeding a bird. Ehrlich received early inspiration to study ecology when in his high school years he read William Vogt's Road to Survival (1948), an early study of the problem of rapid population growth and food production. Ehrlich graduated in zoology from the University of Pennsylvania ...

Paul Ralph Ehrlich was born on May 29, 1932, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He received early inspiration to study ecology when in his high school years he read William Vogt's Road to Survival (1948), an early study of the problem of rapid population growth and food production. Ehrlich earned a bachelor's degree in zoology from the ...

Ehrlich was a bright young man and while he was in high school he was encouraged to study butterflies and conduct scientific research [2]. At the same time, he was influenced by notable ecologists of the day such as Fairfield Osborn, president of the New York Zoological Society, and ornithologist William Vogt. ... Paul R.; Raven, Peter H. (1964 ...

After high school, Ehrlich attended the University of Pennsylvania where he earned his undergraduate degree in zoology in 1953. He received his master's degree from University of Kansas two years later and continued at the university to receive his doctorate in 1957. ... Ehrlich, Paul R(alph) 1932-Ehrlich, Paul American Writer, Professor of ...

Paul Ralph Ehrlich was born on May 29, 1932, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He received early inspiration to study ecology when in his high school years he read William Vogt's Road to Survival (1948), an early study of the problem of rapid population growth and food production. Ehrlich earned a bachelor's degree in zoology from the ...

Paul Ehrlich, professor of biology, 1974. Paul Ehrlich feeding a bird. Ehrlich received early inspiration to study ecology when in his high school years he read William Vogt's Road to Survival (1948), an early study of the problem of rapid population growth and food production. Ehrlich graduated in zoology from the University of Pennsylvania ...