Cecilia Moreno Email & Phone Number

York, England, United Kingdom

I work to improve and maintain our evidence base and to develop strategic plans to improve our water environment in Yorkshire.- Work with internal and external partners; using environmental knowledge and data management skills to work across disciplines to facilitate environmental improvements.- Proactively seek out new opportunities to influence and.

York, England, United Kingdom

• I work in the Integrated Environment Planning (IEP) team. I support evidence-based decision-making to enable the delivery of environmental improvements. My work focuses on the Water Framework Directive (WFD), the River.
• Data management skills to gather, maintain, quality-assure, and analyse WFD data/information (Water quality classification status of waterbodies, reasons for not achieving good, measures, investigations)
• Leading updates to the catchment data management system (CPS) and supporting the business with technical WFD aspects
• Collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and external partners (CaBA, Wildlife Trusts, The Rivers Trust)to enhance and interpret the catchment evidence base
• Identifying and providing evidence where needed to support the development of plans, reports or projects to deliver environmental improvements
• Identifying and prioritising local water quality evidence needs, informing the annual monitoring program

York, UK

Peer-to-peer engagement with prospective and future international students to study in University of York in virtual and face-to-face events, as well as via UniBuddy platform, providing insight, advice and information about life on campus, studying in UK, and international requirements.

Guadalupe, Nuevo León

- Consulting and auditing for Environment, Health and Safety compliance for different enteprises.- Coordination and conduction of Environmental Impact Assessments, Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments (ASTM International), Environmental contingency plans.- Coordination for permit compliance related to management of hazardous and.

Monterrey Y Alrededores, México

-Environmental education expositions 4 to 8 times a day for diverse audiences (national, international and different educaiton levels) using the tool Science on a Sphere (NOAA)-Collaboration on a proposal for a composting pilot project, and in the implementation of environmentally friendly products.

General Escobedo Y Alrededores, México

Monitored black bear specimens using camera traps and telemetr; facilitated the environmental education program to prevent human-bear conflicts; collected and DNA sampled monarch butterfly specimens for a conservation project in collaboration with the University of Western Ontario; assisted PhD researchers with data analysis, equipment and fieldwork..

Assisted practical classes in entomology and conducted research in ecotoxicology, biological control, forensic entomology and bioindicators projects. These projectes were presented in state and national research entomology and public health conferences. "Effect of Amitriptyline on the Length and Weight of Lucilia sericata Meigen Larvae (Diptera.

Tasmania, Australia

As an international student I worked in the area of Ecology and Epidemiology of Tasmanian devil fand developed the research project: "Effects of Tasmanian devil tumor disease (DFTD) on bite rates, demography and reproductive age of Tasmanian devils".This research was presented in the V Meeting of Young Researchers in the State of Nuevo León, Mexico, 2017.*.

Msc. Sustainability Sciences, Environmental Science

Activities and Societies: Scholar of British Council Women for STEMCurrently working on dissertation "Climate crisis system in Nuevo León.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Biology/Biological Sciences, General, 94.1/100

Activities and Societies: University Honors Roll Program Scholar(First of the class). Academic Merit Award 2018. •‘Outstanding’.

Mobility Exchange Program Bsc, Zoology/Animal Biology, Distinction

*Endocrinology and reproduction for conservation *Conservation biology *Research project: Effects of Tasmanian devil facial tumor disease.