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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

- Oversee and mentor Nature Stewards coordinators, conducting biweekly check-ins, and sub-team meetings, ensuring progress through work plan reviews. Provide constructive feedback and facilitate job shadowing opportunities.- Co-lead the hiring and onboarding of coordinator-level employees, manage team-wide trainings, and support the recruitment, development, and diversification of the EYA staff.- Assist in drafting quarterly Activity Reports for large federal grants, ensuring objectives are met. Support program coordinators in submitting fire permit requests and coordinating eco-pavilion bookings.- Drive recruitment through social media content creation, poster updates, and application form enhancements. Collaborate to strategize and implement ways to increase recruitment of target youth.- Manage lesson plans, contribute to program overviews, and actively support program development. Coordinate participant impact interviews, engage in lessons learned debriefs, and ensure programs meet their objectives.

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

- Successfully planned and executed six Nature Stewards programs annually, focusing on 10-week land-based youth initiatives with a curriculum on native plants and wildlife habitat.- Host Indigenous Elders and Knowledge Keepers, maintaining relationships through a trauma-informed and decolonial approach, supporting youth engagement.- Lead logistical coordination for programs, and manage administrative tasks including invoices, honoraria payments, waivers, and surveys. Ensure compliance and documentation for program-related activities.- Innovatively recruit Nature Stewards participants through informational videos and recruitment materials. Contribute to program development, including updating lesson plans and supporting the Program Manager with training and reports.- Collaborate with the Executive Director and Program Director to empower BIPOC youth. Lead the Peer Mentor program, contribute to the application of a decolonial and anti-oppressive lens to policies, and actively support initiatives to make EYA more inclusive.

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

- Successfully planned and executed 10-week land-based programs for youth aged 14-18, emphasizing native plants, wildlife habitat, and cultural teachings.- Fostered meaningful relationships with Indigenous Elders and Knowledge Keepers, incorporating a trauma-informed and decolonial approach to program delivery.- Managed program administrative tasks, including invoicing, youth waivers, surveys, and attendance tracking, while actively participating in program evaluation processes.- Led weekly social media posts, contributed to maintaining EYA's plant nursery and medicine gardens, and ensured organized program supplies in storage areas. Engaged in lessons learned debriefs with fellow EYA staff for continuous improvement.

North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

- Implemented habitat restoration plan by removing invasive species and replacing them with diverse native plants- Organized safe on-site program for kids 5 -8 years old from Tsleil-Waututh Nation Outdoor School focusing on 6 local birds - Assisted the coordination and implementation of an online family day event with over 150 attendees that focused on reconciliation and indigenous sovereignty with speakers from the Coast Salish Indigenous Community and Wild Bird Trust of BC members - Collaborated with different team members to develop and deliver online educational programs for kids through Zoom

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

- Implemented habitat restoration plans by preparing soil and planting diverse native plants to support bird and pollinator habitat in two urban green spaces- Attained indigenous plant knowledge of 20 native plants for medicinal, fiber, food, and habitat uses- Completed 75 hours of job skill training workshops such as digital & financial literacy, resilience, communication skills, - Helped facilitate an 8 week long land-based workshops by assisting in material preparation, leading activities, and supporting program facilitators for 18 youths and adults- Engaged with 10 community partners to create a space for youth to connect with nature and community in our urban green spaces

Bogor, West Java, Indonesia

I was a part of a global comparative study on REDD+ national processes that was being carried out in multiple countries, specifically Indonesia. I contributed in research at the national level, assist in data entry and data analysis using UCINET. My other duties and responsibilities are :- Contributed knowledge about climate change for the research on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) program in Indonesia which benefited the research team - Coordinated and managed the logistics of over 50 interviews with high-level stakeholders across NGOs and the Indonesian national government, resulting in 100% successful interviews that helped the research team to stay on schedule- Assisted in the data entry to a Microsoft Access Database and ensure comprehensive interview data after interview processes- Created meeting minutes for a 5-day workshop event regarding the increase of palm oil farm with local communities, local government, and various environmental NGOs, which helped a researcher in the creation of a report and a published paper- Led short school programs that help children learn about basic forest ecology, forest products, and non-timber forest products using interactive media and relevant props resulting in fun activities and learning experiences

Prince George, British Columbia, Canada

- Accelerated the reappraisal process for timber price by 75% by creating a systematic way to review applications that helped the Timber Pricing Officers with their evaluations - Efficient use of Google Earth to help the evaluation of cycle time submitted by forest licensees for their stumpage rate reappraisal applications- Optimized timber cruise and scale checks through the thorough implementation of examination protocols

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

- Demonstrate multi-tasking and prioritization ability by efficiently preparing coffee-based beverages in a timely manner to create a positive customer experience - Communicated with up to 30 customers per hour in a friendly manner that increases sales and enhances customers’ experience

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Developed a report applicable to farming communities in Vancouver Island, BC, Canada for the Wildlife Coexistence laboratory in collaboration with Coexisting with Carnivore Alliance by gathering and extracting important information from peer-reviewed journals, existing programs around the world and responses from farmers with predator friendly certificationCreated a database and summary of literature references, key websites, and resources for tools and equipment that mitigates farmer-wildlife conflicts through compiling and analyzing data of hundreds of peer-reviewed paper and websites. Improved written communication skills through writing formal e-mails to farmers all around Canada for opinions and suggestions for non-lethal farmer-wildlife conflicts mitigation tools

Bachelor Of Science - Bs (Hons.), Natural Resources Conservation

High School Diploma