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Collaborative ecologist who combines rigorous science with solution-based thinking to address pressing conservation issues. Seven years of professional experience in developing analyses for a wide range of landscapes (from deserts to mountain tops), native plant restoration, species management (e.g. greater sage-grouse, Bonneville cutthroat, Utah prairie dog), and natural resource objectives (e.g. water resources, ecological integrity, carbon sequestration, and wildfire management). Applies background in community ecology and evolution to current conservation practices to plan for a more resilient natural world.
ArcGIS R Programming Language Experimental Design Statistical Analysis State-and-Transition Modeling | 4-wheel drive Data Management Technical writing Public speaking |
Developed habitat models for a variety of species . These results have been used for mine mitigation and species management.
Worked with federal and private partners, developed dynamic vegetation models to explore alternative management strategies, budget scenarios, and climate change impacts on large landscapes.
Collaborated with leadership to develop strategic plans for business unit goals. Shared science results through technical reports, peer-reviewed journals, media interviews, and public engagement. Collaborated with science team to secure funding through non-profit foundation awards and public grants. Interacted with donors and Conservancy members to support fundraising goals.
Developed and taught lower and higher level classes in the Biology and Natural Resource and Environmental Sciences Department. Courses included: Introduce to Biology for Non-Majors, Experimental Field Biology, and Ecology and Management of Invasive Species.
Ensured the safety of a team of technicians in remote Nevada for 8 day periods. Oversaw data management and transfer. Coordinated fieldwork schedules to maximize data collection. Conducted vegetation surveys to assess post-fire seeding success for Bureau of Land Management's Emergency Stabilization and Rehabilitation projects. Identified plants and prepared specimen for herbarium collections.
Conducted vegetation surveys to assess post-fire seeding success for Bureau of Land Management's Emergency Stabilization and Rehabilitation projects. Identified plants and prepared specimen for herbarium collections.
University of Nevada - Reno - Reno, NV,
Dissertation: The ecological and evolutionary effects of fire
on the genus Pinus and boreal systems. Advisor: Dr. Elizabeth A. Leger. Designed and implemented research exploring the role of fire in shaping natural communities, ecosystem processes, and plant evolution. Applied a wide range of statistical modeling to understand the complex nature of ecology (e.g. Multi-variate regression, Bayesian model selection, and structural equation modeling). Collaborated with scientists in other disciplines, such as chemical ecology and phylogenetics, to ensure the right tools were applied to best answer my research questions.
Ohio Northern University - Ada, OH
Graduated with a degree in Biology with emphasis in Field Biology and a minor in Spanish. Per my coursework, participated in a wide range of biological surveys and assessments, including stream sampling and bat surveys
- Member of Beta Beta Beta Biology Honor Society
- Elected to President for ONU Environmental Club in 2006
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School Attended
- University of Nevada - Reno
- Ohio Northern University
Job Titles Held:
- Rangeland Ecologist
- Instructor
- Lead Vegetation Technician
- Vegetation Technician
Degrees
- Ph.D.
- Bachelor of Science
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