• Collaboratively developed programs that expand the community of people who care about forests • Coordinated the planning and implementation of the organization's strategic priorities• Led foundation-related development activities (grant research, writing, and reporting)• Supervised marketing, business management, social media, and human resource activities• Assisted the executive director with budgeting, monitoring, and reporting of finances

• Produced management guidelines for regional Species of Greatest Conservation Need • Developed beneficial management practices and a spatial prioritization for a Canadian Species at Risk• Coordinated the Midwest Grasslands Network and the Conservation Atlas for Midwest Grasslands • Co-authored, edited, and implemented a successful National Science Foundation grant proposal under the Improvements in Facilities, Communications, and Equipment at Biological Field Stations and Marine Laboratories Program

• Oversaw student travel and research grant programs• Represented the Association on the steering committee of Ornithological Societies of North America

• Led the Northeast Coordinated Bird Monitoring Partnership, a 13-state alliance of wildlife biologists, statisticians, and data managers committed to strengthening bird conservation through improved monitoring• Organized and facilitated annual workshops that produced regionally coordinated monitoring protocols for grassland birds, tidal marsh birds, mountain birds, nightjars, owls, chimney swifts, and rusty blackbirds

• Directed Mountain Birdwatch, an annual survey of high-elevation songbirds • Oversaw study design, volunteer recruitment and training, data management, and analysis• Used geospatial modeling to project effects of climate change on critical bird habitat• Contributed to the Northeast Climate Impacts Assessment, a multidisciplinary collaboration that produced more than a dozen peer-reviewed scientific articles and a pioneering report, “Confronting Climate Change in the US Northeast”

• Founded and directed Mountain Birdwatch, the Northeast’s high-elevation bird monitoring program• Secured and administered over 30 grants and contracts from a variety of sources• Researched effects of landscape and habitat features on wildlife distribution and abundance• Conducted avian and amphibian inventories for the Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge and the West Mountain Wildlife Management Area (total area > 48,000 acres)• Performed field surveys for the Vermont Breeding Bird Atlas, the Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas, and the Vermont Butterfly Survey• Led the VINS citizen science program and the Vermont Loon Recovery Project Steering Committee• Delivered educational programs to birding clubs, conservation groups, and school teachers• Presented research and monitoring results in oral papers at scientific meetings

• Designed and instructed "The Natural History of Northern New England", a field-based introduction to geology, biogeography, and ecology

• Designed and instructed "Introduction to Ornithology", a survey of avian evolution, anatomy, physiology, and ecology