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Fairmont, Wv, Us

Fairmont, West Virginia, United States

-Interacting with clients, state & federal agencies, and employees to make sure project deadlines are met concerning USFWS/state DNR permitting.-Report Writing quality control (QC)-Field Work (mist netting/acoustic/habitat assessment/fall swarming or spring emergence surveys, emergence surveys) QC-Qualitative Analysis (acoustics)-Marketing-ArcPro-Trimble GPS

Fairmont, Wv

-Indiana and northern long-eared bat habitat assessments and conservation plans-Offsite Bat Conservation Area Development-Endangered bat species presence/absence surveys-Mist netting-Harp trapping-Acoustic Sampling-Stream and wetland delineations-Technical report writing-GIS modeling and mapping-Erosion and Sediment Control-Permitting-Data Management-Commercial Drone Pilot

Murfreesboro, Tennessee

• Sell and perform a range of wildlife and pest control management activities to locate, identify, control and repel nuisance animals and pests.

Cambridge, Illinois

-Survey wind turbines for bird and bat carcasses-Collect data from carcasses including species, sex, reproductive condition, etc.

Charleston, West Virginia Area

-Mist netting for bats-Collect data on individuals caught such as species, sex, reproductive condition, RFA, weight, and wing score

Assist the Illinois Institute of Rural Affair in mapping wind power in Illinois using GIS. Also maintain, update, and manage their wind database.

Thesis entitled: Indiana bat (Myotis sodalis) migratory routes and summer habitat relative to wind farms in Iowa and Illinois.•Used remote sensing to discover wind turbine locations.•Used GIS to show spatial distributions of potential Indiana bat migratory routes, summer habitat, and wind turbines.-Collected data on Indiana bat maternity roosts to reveal which variables were most important in maternity roost tree selection

Sunol Regional Wilderness

-Assisted in a study monitoring predator-prey interactions between California Ground Squirrels (Otospermophilus beecheyi) and Northern Pacific Rattlesnakes (Crotalus oreganus oreganus) -Used radio telemetry to track Northern Pacific Rattlesnakes and monitor temperature and behavior-Captured ground squirrels using Tomahawk traps and marked with dye to identify individuals during interactions

Gulf Shores, Alabama

-Assisted in a study that monitored the endangered Alabama Beach Mouse (Peromyscus polionotus ammobates) population -Captured mice using Sherman live trap-Handled mice and collected data on individual (sex, reproductive condition, etc.)

Master Of Science (Ms), Biology

Activities and Societies: Aquaria, Biology and Zoological Society-Treasurer

Bs, Biology

Activities and Societies: Biology Club