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Brette Graham is listed as Forester at Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, a with 241 employees, based in United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Brette Graham.
Brette Graham previously worked as Vegetation Management Specialist at Confederated Tribes Of The Umatilla Indian Reservation and Range Technician GS-04 at Bureau Of Land Management. Brette Graham holds Masters, Natural Resources/Conservation, General from University Of Idaho.
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I am seeking a restoration ecology and rangeland management position to jump-start my career and apply my BA in Environmental Sciences! I love working outdoors and want to protect and improve our natural world. My relevant technical skills include expertise in water quality, wildlife, botany, and range.
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Vegetation Management Specialist
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Range Technician Gs-04
Conducted specific range monitoring projects in areas such as range conservation, range management, and range improvement.Completed range and vegetation condition and trend studies, utilization, actual use, and climatological and allotment evaluation studies.Observed apparent trends, Pace 180, photo trends, utilization, and nested frequency studies.Developed good botany and plant identification skills on the job; very familiar with plants ofthe Great Basin, as well as very confident in identification skills.Implemented and coordinated Assessment, Inventory, and Monitoring (AIM) procedures andinputting and extracting data for reporting, planning and analysis.Ensured stipulation compliance for cattle grazing permits and leases, assisted in grazing leaseand permit preparation and data collection on the utilization of pastures,Updated case files and allotment files, prepared range transfer documents, and wrote post-firefield reports and overall summary reports.Used mapping tools such as S1 and Avanza to insert long-term trend study points as well asspecific utilization points to enter in other data such as GPS location.Documented work done in the field on tablets, took pictures of long-term trend points,collected data for studies like observed apparent trends, Pace 180, photo trends, utilization,and nested frequency studies.Operated UTVS and large vehicles and trailers, as well as rode horses to access mountainousterrain.
Range Aid Gs-04
Installed escape ramps in livestock troughs to minimize wildlife mortalityConducted surveys for pygmy rabbits, goshawks, and bumblebees in support of rangelandhealth assessments, project clearances, and wildlife inventory and monitoring.Deployed bat detectors used in acoustic monitoring and camera traps.Conducted line point intercept (LPI) to measure vegetation in sage grouse habitat andidentified common Great Basin shrubs, forbs, and grasses.Participated in surveys for golden eagle nest monitoring to determine the status of the nestand snowy plover surveysMapping tools such as S1 and Avanza were used to insert GeoBoB points and to enter otherdata such as GPS location, distance of fence line, and polygons of an area.
Range Aid Gs-03
Managed noxious weeds through manual and chemical control methods.Identified noxious and invasive plants from other native plants in both meadow and sage stepsettings.Assisted with monitoring the allotments through ATV/UTV, and 4x4 vehicles.Both individually and as crew member, monitored utilization and condition of invasive weedspecies to determine most appropriate time to spray or dig and report back to my supervisor.Skilled in operating large vehicles and pulling trailers.
Janitor
I performed professional cleaning and janitor services for the clinic, including sweeping, vacuuming, and wiping down solid surfaces. I am responsible for cleaning all the patient exam rooms, bathrooms and offices each day. This job has trained me to become very detailed in my cleaning and task oriented in order to get all of the daily cleaning completed promptly. I performed these duties unsupervised. I worked approximately 12 hours a week.
Brette Graham education
Masters, Natural Resources/Conservation, General
Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Environmental Science
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What company does Brette Graham work for?
Brette Graham works for Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation.
What is Brette Graham's role at Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation?
Brette Graham is listed as Forester at Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation.
Where is Brette Graham based?
Brette Graham is based in United States while working with Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation.
What companies has Brette Graham worked for?
Brette Graham has worked for Confederated Tribes Of The Umatilla Indian Reservation, Bureau Of Land Management, and Warner Mountain Medical Clinic.
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What schools did Brette Graham attend?
Brette Graham holds Masters, Natural Resources/Conservation, General from University Of Idaho.
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