With a Master’s degree in Population & Conservation Biology from Texas State University and a strong background in Biological Sciences, my academic journey has been marked by hands-on experience and practical knowledge. I have organized events, assisted in undergraduate-level teaching, and managed wildlife sanctuaries, showcasing my ability to lead and collaborate effectively.As a skilled communicator and dedicated volunteer, I have coordinated national park clean-ups, fostered conservation education, and facilitated research projects on species like rock squirrels and Mexican free-tailed bats. My technical proficiency in R, ArcGIS Pro, and statistical analysis complements my field expertise, making me adept at data-driven decision-making and scientific research.Determined to make a difference, I bring a positive attitude, critical thinking, and a strong work ethic to every endeavor, aiming to contribute meaningfully to environmental conservation and community outreach.