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Montrose, Colorado, United States

Complete Suitability Sheets (‘S Sheets’) for the Gunnison Sage Grouse Habitat Assessment Framework (HAF) and Land Health Assessment (LHA) using AIM monitoring, Web Soil Survey, and Prism precipitation data.Create a variety of graphs in RStudio (a statistical computing and graphics program) using data from sage grouse habitat. The process involves identifying relevant questions, collecting and organizing data, translating results, and communicating findings in a way that affects management actions. Committed at least 200 hours to working in R.

Montrose, Colorado, United States

Execute surveys and collect data for bighorn sheep, bats, corvids, Gunnison sage grouse, peregrine falcons, golden eagles, and yellow-billed cuckoos for management of wildlife species. Also, frequently camp overnight in backcountry locations.Deploy and pick up 36 bat detectors (SMBAT4 units) following standard operating procedures for NAbat.Ensuring quality data with Fieldmaps and Survey123 according to field office management standards.Assist BLM funded PhD project by the sorting, counting, and determination of insects by taxonomic class.Complete full series of early morning shore-based/on-river callback surveys for yellow-billed cuckoos using watercraft.Install multiple VENCE virtual fencing towers for livestock management and wildlife habitat improvement projects.Conduct endangered plant surveys for physaria vicina for a proposed fuels project.Adhere to safety procedures and use appropriate safety equipment (For example: use protective clothing, helmet, personal flotation device, InReach, In/Out Board, etc.) to remain safe in variable field conditions, especially while using an ATV/UTV, other motorized vehicles, and rafts.Contribute to the development and planning of Bighorn Sheep Camera Re-sight project proposal.

Denver, Colorado, United States

National Eagle Feather RepositoryProcess Bald and Golden Eagle whole carcasses, wings, talons, bones, tails, and loose feathers in a lab in to provide a legal channel for native tribes to obtain feathers for religious and cultural purposes. Sorted hundreds of primary, secondary, and tail feathers; able to distinguish between multiple species.Knowledgeable of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, Endangered Species Act, and Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act.Wildlife Property RepositoryProcess, organize, and accession donated and confiscated wildlife property to update warehouse and museum collections management after the construction and renovation of the collection warehouse. Requires safe records management and proper material handling to photograph, catalog, and inventory the collection of ~1.4 million objects and specimens derived from threatened or endangered species. Deaccession items when they become damaged or redundant.Create data entry forms and organization charts to strategize the digitization into Interior Collection Management Systems (ICMS) to modern database management standards. Complete training and spent 300 hours working in ICMS. Track progress and conduct administrative tasks.Participate in the Urban Wildlife Conservation Program (UWCP) as an Urban Bird Treaty Program team member.

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States

Manage the inventory, restocking, and presentation of thousands of plants which include cacti, agave, succulents, shrubs, vines, and tree varieties of palm, fruit, desert, and citrus.Actively listen to customer’s needs and resolve problems that arise. Guide and educate customers about plant nutrition, selection for location, climate and growing conditions, ripening times, and yields.Excellent oral and written communication skills. Ability to effectively present information in formal and informal settings to peers, customers, and industry leaders.

Tulelake, California, United States

Work independently and in pairs using a combination of monitoring techniques in wilderness and front country settings involving intensive area searches, broadcasting, nest search, and spot mapping to search for evidence of occupation and reproductive status of California Spotted Owls, Northern Spotted Owls, Northern Goshawks, Golden Eagles, Bald Eagles, and Ospreys. Schedule my field work based on weather conditions for optimal seeing and listening conditions.Conduct surveys for long periods of time using binoculars. Search for diagnostic evidence and biological samples such as feathers, whitewash, bird calls, and silhouettes. Make habitat assessments, enter, proof, and summarize field data into Natural Resource Management (NRM) data management program.Provided logistical support for the installation of monitoring equipment - Autonomous Recording Units (ARU's) and game cameras - judgment based on habitat characteristics, audibility, and visibility for randomly selected sites in bird, bat, marten and fisher studies. Troubleshoot malfunctioning units and maintain equipment and gear.Conduct aspen sapling survey for aspen release project.Collaborated with professionals from other offices, departments, and agencies on project logistics. Includes the Range, Ecology, and Forestry departments, National Park Service and U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service during bat and bird surveys.

Master'S Degree Certificate, Wildlife, Fish And Wildlands Science And Management

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Animal Sciences

Activities and Societies: The environment at A&M has been very enriching for me because of my involvement in campus life. I have been.