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Arcata, Ca, Us

Eureka, California, United States

- Conducting ground-based surveys to document the distribution of elk and to count their numbers and estimate herd sizes.- Assisting with the summary of survey data to estimate abundance, occupancy, and trends in elk populations. - Analyzing collar data to provide information regarding elk habitat utilization and movement adjacent to roadways.- Assisting with the preparation of project reports and publications describing project results.- Entering information collected during surveys into databases and check for errors.- Assisting with targeted surveillance for treponeme associated hoof disease.

Arcata, California, United States

Supporting research on the evaluation of road crossing behavior of Roosevelt elk in Northwestern California in collaboration with Cal Poly Humboldt, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, and the California Department of Transportation. The goal of my project is to assess the behavior of groups of Roosevelt elk that reside along Hwy 101 and to help set up an Early Detection System to monitor road crossing by elk in Humboldt County, CA.

Tahoe National Forest, Ca

- Co-managed project on foothill yellow-legged frog egg mass relocation as protectionfrom illegal OHV use, managed and synthesized data, and wrote corresponding summary report for CDFW.- PIT tagged and processed federally endangered Sierra Nevada yellow-legged frogs.- Surveyed streams and ponds for foothill and Sierra Nevada yellow-legged frogsin collaboration with California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW).- Co-managed project on California Spotted Owl and Northern Goshawk detections on OHV trails, managed and synthesized data, and wrote corresponding report.- Performed evening and nighttime surveys on and off trail for California SpottedOwls, often while backpacking and/or camping.- Conducted Broadcast Acoustical Surveys for Northern Goshawks.- Deployed and collected North American Bat Monitoring Program detectors forstationary acoustic surveys.- Surveyed abandoned mines for bats at night.- Collected photo point data to monitor habitat restoration efforts- Gained familiarity with Sierra Nevada flora and fauna- Utilized ESRI FieldMaps and Avenza for data collection and navigation- Designed traffic warning signs, education and outreach materials, and crew T-shirts, stickers, and mugs for use by U.S. Forest Service using Adobe Illustrator

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

- Upheld science review process, ensuring scientific accuracy and credibility of public-facing materials including reports, fundraising appeals, and social media. Reviewed over 500 materials for scientific accuracy.- Researched, wrote, and edited factsheets, blogs, and other web content on wildlife conservation, conservation biology, and climate adaptation.- Created outreach materials with MS Publisher to advance Recovering America’s Wildlife Act, including 15 factsheets on the impact of the Act on states, 1 on accountability, 1 on the time it takes to recover species.- Created and managed species of conservation need databases using MS Excel.- Collaborated with federal and state agencies, NGOs, and professional societies on projects involving large-scale landscape connectivity and conservation.- Performed GIS analyses to identify priority restoration areas for connectivityin the Upper Rio Grande region.- Coordinated meetings and communication with organization-wide science team.- Learned to work independently and manage time efficiently in a remote work environment.

Notre Dame, In

First Aid/CPR/AED certified.

Paia, Hawaii

- Scanned PIT tags on Hawaiian green sea turtles and managed PIT tag recovery database to track sea turtle migration between Hawaiian Islandsfor my senior capstone research project.- Wrote report on recent sea turtle migration patterns, including GIS mapping of recovered individuals and analyses of potential effects of sea level rise on nesting habitat.- Educated tourists and mitigated human disturbance to sea turtles.- Guided educational activities and beach clean-ups for visiting high

- Analyzed videos of chewing habits of llamas and alpacas, recorded and managed data, and performed statistical analyses using R.- Co-authored published manuscript on findings, with particular focus on methods and results sections

Chewelah, Wa

- Set up and monitored 120 Reconyx trail cameras, involving hiking with a heavy pack in rugged terrain and adverse weather conditions daily.- Communicated with private landowners and agency collaborators to facilitate fieldwork and data collection.- Data entry and image processing with Timelapse.- Mammal scat collection and identification.

Seligman, Arizona

- Mapped densities of prairie dog colonies and performed index surveys.- Collected data in the field following established protocols and entered and organized data.- Collaborated with interns for trapping with Tomahawk and Sherman live traps & processing of prairie dogs and desert small mammals.- Conducted nighttime spotlight surveys for federally endangered blackfooted ferrets.- Trained volunteers on GPS use, field techniques, and mammal trapping.- Performed callback and point count surveys for yellow-billed cuckoos.- Presented with other interns on Arizona wildlife to ASU Road Scholars.

Michigan

- Small mammal trapping with Sherman traps and processing.- Small mammal and vegetation identification.- Wrote and presented paper on population and density estimates of woodland jumping mice and potential impacts of climate change at high school research symposium.

Master Of Science - Ms, Natural Resources - Wildlife

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Major: Environmental Science; Minor: Sustainability

Activities and Societies: Fossil Free ND, GreeNDOutstanding Environmental Scientist Award 2020

Education record

Activities and Societies: Cross country, tennis, volleyball, Model United Nations, Girls Who CodeValedictorian of Class of 2016