Bryn Evans Email & Phone Number

California, United States

Santa Cruz, California, United States

Watsonville, California, United States

Santa Cruz, California, United States

I taught Wildlife-habitat relationships, an upper division required course for the graduating seniors in the WFCB department, and co-taught the affiliated lab as well as WLE 250 (affectionately known as May Term), the intensive field-course for sophomore wildlife students. It was a privilege to work with these dedicated and enthusiastic students and to.

Orono, ME

It was an honor to work with Dr. Alessio Mortelliti and the Maine DIF&W on a collaborative, large-scale camera trapping research project for my dissertation. We focused on assessing the effectiveness of using cameras for long-term monitoring objectives, especially for American marten and fisher. From our pilot season beginning in winter 2017, to our last.

Madison, WI

I completed my MS degree in Wildlife Ecology, focusing on the recovery of semi-aquatic mammals (beaver, mink, muskrat and river otter) in the heavily modified St Louis Estuary (an EPA designated area of concern). By using both trail cameras and small plane surveys, we generated data for occupancy models to compare the status of these four species within.

Sacramento, CA And Covelo, CA

I worked as a Scientific Aide in the Wildlife Branch for four engaging, challenging and thoroughly enjoyable years. I was primarily conducting field research on Black-tailed deer and mountain lions in the Mendocino National Forest, in the coastal range of California. I joined the project as a volunteer my first summer out of college and came back annually.

Oakhurst, CA

I worked as an aerial telemetry and motion triggered camera field technician for the UC Berkeley SNAMP project, a continuous monitoring effort for fisher populations in the southern Sierra Nevada. I was here to temporarily fill reduced hours at CDFW, before returning full time to my Sci Aide position in December 2013.

Shaver Lake, CA

I assisted ongoing research on the King's River Fisher Project. As an intern I was trained to trap, collar, and track (via radio telemetry) Pacific fishers. I worked with scat detection dogs, operated snow tracked ATVs, and helped build and maintain equipment.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Wildlife Ecology

Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Conservation Biology

Master Of Science - Ms, Wildlife Ecology

Department of Forest and Wildlife Ecology

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Biological Sciences, High Honors

Biological Sciences major, Emphasis in Ecology and Wildlife Fish and Conservation Biology minor

Transfer Preparation Coursework And Supplemental High School Academics

Supplemental Middle And High School Academics