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Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Trust for Public Land strives to connect everyone to the outdoors. We work with local, state, and federal partners to enhance public outdoor recreation and respond to community needs. As part of our Southeast Land Protection team, I support this mission by preserving land for public parks, wildlife and habitat conservation areas, culturally important.

Greater Atlanta Area

• Coordinate field-level project tasks including personnel scheduling, environmental data collection, data analysis, and reporting.
• Support managers in project administration including client communication, invoice submission, budget reporting, and tracking of critical project dates.
• Build relationships with clients and stakeholders via personable communication and participation in community engagement events.
• Coordinate with local officials to ensure regulatory compliance.
• Respond to problems with a positive attitude and excellent troubleshooting abilities.

Athens, Georgia

Master's Degree in Conservation Ecology and Sustainable Development through the only dedicated school of ecological research in the United States- UGA's Odum School of Ecology. My research developed a progressive watershed monitoring program using innovative, cost-effective technologies for predicting pollution events using real time water quality.

Lawrenceville, GA

Performed systematic assessment of stormwater outfalls, septic systems and sewage infrastructure as it applies to Phase I and Phase II NPDES compliance. Utilized GIS/ArcMAP/ESRI to plan, execute, track, and analyze field data collection. Collected fecal coliform and water quality samples, and performed analyses in field and lab settings including fecal.

I quickly gained responsibility in this position including the training of new technicians, management of databases, and the oversight of major project elements. Through this experience my problem solving, leadership, and organizational skills have been enhanced as well as my scientific thinking.

As a seasonal employee for KDWPT I was involved primarily in the collection of field data including habitat information, mitigation site analysis, and organism samples. I contributed to impact analyses of threatened terrestrial and aquatic species as well as monitoring long term ecological changes at specific locations. Success in this position was heavily.

Master Of Science (M.S.), Conservation Ecology And Sustainable Development

Activities and Societies: The Society for Freshwater Science. Ecological Society of America. Executive Officer for EcoReach, an.

Bachelor'S Of Science, Natural Resources And Conservation

Activities and Societies: Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. K-State Women's Club Soccer. American Fisheries Society.