Harrison Clark Email & Phone Number

Crawfordville, Fl, Us

Crawfordville, Fl, Us

St. Teresa, Florida

Apalachicola Bay System Initiative (ABSI)*Manage daily field team operations for an $8 million grant awarded to study the collapse and potential recovery of the Apalachicola Bay oyster fishery *Supervise a team of 4-6 biological technicians to design and execute field studies necessary to fulfill granting agency deliverables and data products*Implemented improvements in database management and QAQC practices to enhance consistency and validity of program data products*Leveraged boating experience and qualifications to train employees in safe practices, improving overall team functionality operations capability*Obtain necessary permitting and ensure continued regulatory compliance with relevant agencies- FWC, DEP, IACUC, USGC*Maintain laboratory operations, inventory/purchasing and staff training within defined budgets and time constraintsBoat Captain, FSU Marine Lab*Serve as captain aboard University owned vessels from 15-32ft L.O.A. to accommodate diverse operational needs of clients in academia, government and educational programs*Maximize operational efficiencies while ensuring the safety of passengers by adhering to University and U.S. Coast Guard protocols and regulations

Crawfordville, Florida, United States

Founder of Springs to Sea Marine Services LLC, providing USCG accredited boat captain services and scientific operations consulting services to independent researchers and programs.

Crystal River, Florida, United States

Co-founded an independent research project investigating the relationship between an important marine elasmobranch species (Bull shark) and potential novel nursery habitats in the spring-fed ecosystems of Crystal River, Florida. As an independent research team, obtained multiple rounds of grant funding from the Fish and Wildlife Foundation of Florida. Designed and implemented a robust three arm research program including scientific fishing surveys, acoustic tagging and monitoring, and citizen science components. Developed partnerships and collaborations with multiple governmental agencies, academic institutions, non-profit organizations, media outlets and community leaders. Lead operations and program logistics to continue to execute high-level research, foster collaborative relationships, and maximize limited resources in the pursuit of growing a passion project into a viable professional avenue.

St Petersburg, Florida, United States

-Dr. Steven Murawski Lab-*Fulfilled roles in project design, sampling and fieldwork logistics, operation and troubleshooting of custom remote sensing equipment, data analysis and reporting as part of the “Greater Amberjack Count”*Lead analyst for video-based fisheries assessment and habitat classification surveys in the Gulf of Mexico and South Atlantic*Produced, compiled and managed databases for use in a larger academic study to inform state and federal fisheries management policy*Operate, maintain and troubleshoot novel video remote sensing equipment (C.B.A.S.S.)-USF-NOAA Center For Ocean Mapping and Innovative Technologies (COMIT)-*Develop and implement program initiatives for the Crowd-Sourced Bathymetry (CSB) project, utilizing community connections of the College of Marine Science to recruit and engage participants for a regional-scale citizen science program collecting bathymetry data in Tampa Bay*Solicit and integrate input from a diverse stakeholder and end-user group to formulate program protocols using a ground up approach*Install and maintain University-owned bathymetry loggers on stakeholder-owned vessels*Collaborate with industry and academic partners in a developing market space to optimize technology implementation, data flow and end-user product development*Summarize protocols and insights to serve as a template for implementation of similar programs by academic and government institutions at larger functional and geographic scales -CMS Center for Ocean Technology (COT) Glider Program-*Deploy and retrieve Slocum gliders as part of USF-CMS continuous research initiatives*Remotely pilot autonomous gliders to ensure proper function and data collection in accordance with given mission goals, accounting for dynamic environmental and equipment constraints*Collaborate with academic and private partners across multiple states to maximize program efficacy, advance scientific capabilities and ensure safe retrieval of autonomous assets

Tampa/St. Petersburg, Florida Area

OFFSHORE* Oversees and manages side-scan sonar assets, including purchasing, repairing, and maintaining multiple Klein 3900 systems and winches.* Spearheads equipment preparation operations, site planning and data collection and management for offshore cruises aboard state owned and chartered vessels up to 200 tons* Employs ArcGIS, SonarWiz, SonarPro, Hypack and EchoView to interpret, analyze and map fisheries and sonar data.* Participates in approximately 60 offshore sea days per year while serving as chief scientist on cruises up to 12 days* Participates actively in fisheries data and biological samples collection following SOPs using trawls, S-BRUV video recording, side-scan sonar, trap, and hook and line gears.* Operates and maintains stationary baited underwater video arrays (S-BRUV) during sampling throughout the eastern Gulf of Mexico.* Utilizes SeaGIS Eventmeasure to identify and enumerate marine species, identify and quantify marine benthic habitats during processing of reef fish video surveys following SOPs* Prepares and present relevant research at fisheries conferences- AFS Florida 2022 presenter “Factors influencing temporal stability of reef fish habitats in the Eastern Gulf of Mexico (West Florida Shelf)”INSHORE* Serves as Chief Scientist during small vessel sampling trips in Tampa Bay, Sarasota Bay, and Florida Bay/Everglades-site planning, gear preparation, trailering, vessel operation (up to 30ft), gear deployment and retrieval, data recording and QA/QC* Utilizes trawl and seine nets, up to 600 ft in length.* Tracks and examines biological data; fish ID/length/weight/sex/count * Gather samples including otoliths, tissue, and gut samples from selected specimens in the field and lab following strict protocols.* Operates, organizes, and maintains sampling equipment, including nets, scales, water quality probes (YSI hydrolab), and outboards/vessels.

Tampa/St. Petersburg, Florida Area

Crystal River Fl

Crystal River Florida

I designed and composed complete protocol for a government fundedlong-term research project. Doing field research, I adapted standardoperating procedures to make sampling as efficient and effective aspossible. I organized and analyzed data, and found tangible resultsfrom it. Along with this, I trained team members for efficient researchand project results.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Marine Biology And Biological Oceanography

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Marine Sciences, 3.86

Activities and Societies: Rho Rho Rho marine science honors society, Kappa Sigma fraternity, Umiami Active Minds, U.M. Scuba, Fishing.