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Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

My main function is to address the issues that customers face with their hunting licenses. This includes managing the specific software used by the company to resolve customer account issues. I also assess and approve or deny refunds in accordance with company policy, as well as handle their processing if approved. I am responsible for veteran status approval and provide clarifications on hunting policies, processes, and information. Additionally, I handle databases related to sales and accounts, occasionally generating basic charts and statistics to observe trends or address specific questions. Finally, I provide support for daytime and nighttime sampling of species used in hunting, such as deer or American pronghorn (Antilocapra americana), as well as endangered species like sage grouse (Centrocercus urophasianus), activities that I greatly enjoy

Mexico

I started a podcast related to biology topics to contribute to science popularization. The objective of our show is to become a leading voice in science communication and impact the lives of our listeners with relevant information and good entertainment. I produce and co-host the show with two other people.• I self-taught all the processes related to producing a podcast.• I researched hardware, software, and publicity strategies needed.• I am constantly practicing my creativity to deliver better and better episodes every time.• As a team, we decide the topic for each episode and the structure.• I self-taught the use of the hardware and how to set up my environment to record.• I self-taught the use of specialized audio editing software to edit the audio files to create the final versions of each episode.• I design publicity products such as visuals and videos and post them on the social media I manage. Even though it is a starting project, and I still have much to learn, I am thankful for all the information available, and I am proud of the skill set that allows me to teach myself all the basics to start this project. And I think this proves I can develop myself in any career area or business I propose.

Kyle, Saskatchewan

I worked during the summer in one of several teams performing insect sampling. The insect samples were used for conservation research regarding grazing in the Saskatchewan prairies. • We successfully performed the sampling methods, adjusted them to the field necessities, and met all our senior supervisor's goals and expectations.• We worked without direct supervision but maintained constant communication with the senior researcher• we applied real-time solutions for the problems encountered in the field.• The more significant part of the time, we did outdoor physical activities, applying very detailed methodologies for sampling.• The rest of the time, we did the administration duties, planned the next day, and prepared, organized, labelled and pack the samples while having friendly conversations and good laughs.

Xalapa, Veracruz

As a technician, I led the wildlife area. I dedicated myself to creating and executing rescue and relocation programs, monitoring and sampling wildlife with the following activities.• Completion of various field wildlife surveys• Writing technical reports related to wildlife assessments on various sites• Collaboration with and assistance to team members, including other biologists, ecologists, and other environmental scientists.• Work travel for long periods to remote locations.

Mexico

I worked in an eolic farm during the construction phase. My duties were the following:• I supervised construction to make sure it was performed accordingly to the environmental laws• I wrote detailed reports, internal and for the clients.• I performed wildlife rescue, handling, and relocation• I gave daily environmental talks to the employees to promote good environmental behaviour.• I was in charge of 2 people and a vehicle to administrate environmental and cleanliness material for the work site

Mexico

While reporting directly to a senior researcher, my duties included helping with different projects at the master’s and Ph.D. levels and helping with organizing and logistics of scientific events such as Symposiums and Congresses.• Wildlife surveys, analyze the experimental data and interpret results for publication.• management of laboratory and field equipment• Preparation of samples and laboratory testing.• Field work in different habitats and with a broad range of wildlife

Mexico

In a project led by a Senior researcher, I participated in the field team doing wildlife rescue.• Wildlife capture with hands and traps (Sherman, Tomahawk) • We supervised heavy machinery for wildlife rescue.• Data collection and individual marking of rescued organisms.• Monitoring of crocodiles with radio-telemetry

Neuroethology Master'S Degree, Neurobiology And Behavior

Activities and Societies: Thesis: Variations in the glucocorticoid concentrations associated with the diet of the ringtail (Bassariscus.

Biology Bachelor'S Degree, Biology