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Ventura, California, US

Rosemead, CA, US

Senior environmental project manager and NEPA and CEQA specialist responsible for licensing and permitting for large electric transmission infrastructure projects.

Rosemead, CA, US

Personnel and Senior Project Manager for biological resources. I oversaw three senior biologists responsible for permitting, licensing and compliance for the construction of large 500kV transmission line projects that Southern California Edison has been building to bring renewable energy to southern California. In addition to managing biological resource.

Rosemead, CA, US

I was SCE's liaison responsible for the outreach and agency relationship development for federal and state land management agencies. My role was to maintain relationships with agency management at the local, regional and state levels. I often discussed policies regarding the electrical industry and escalated issues in order to keep permitting and licensing.

Rosemead, CA, US

I was the Lead Environmental Project Coordinator for Southern California Edison’s (SCE) Tehachapi Renewable Energy Transmission Project for Segments 1-11. My daily responsibilities included providing supervision, guidance, and support of environmental project coordinators, contingent and contractual staff. I synthesized input from cultural and.

Washington, D.C., US

I developed and managed a Inventory and Monitoring Program for the Santa Monica Mountains for reptiles and aquatic ecosystems. I have ten years of experience as a National Park Service wildlife biologist, I partnered with state and federal wildlife agencies, academic institutions, locally elected city and state leaders, and non-government organizations to.

Washington, D.C., US

• A competitive National Park Service leadership program. Twenty-five percent of my duties were devoted to training (communications, writing, leadership, policy, and management) and on developmental details with other.
• Elephant seal tagging
• Dall sheep monitoring and habitat assessment by aerial survey
• Reptile/amphibian inventorying
• Island grey fox capture and recoverySeventy-five percent of duties involved participation of host park projects (urban carnivore study)– day and night radio tracking– animal capture and handling– remote camera surveys–.

Washington, D.C., US

Park Ranger in remote field camps throughout the summer. Duties involved mist netting, collecting measurements and banding songbirds, and reporting on weather conditions. Field camps were north of the Arctic Circle and accessible only by light aircraft. The job required working in close proximity to bears, mosquito hordes, and other wildlife, and ability.

Washington, District Of Columbia, US

• Conducted community assessments to determine the needs for natural resource conservation, institute rehabilitation projects to protect the environment and livelihoods of the residents.
• Initiated environmental education programs (seminars, videos, and cross visits/field trips)
• Strengthened environmental rehabilitation and protection projects (mangrove and hardwood reforestation, artificial reefs, and a marine sanctuary),
• Introduced alternative livelihoods, and fisheries enforcement
• Improved libraries for the high school and elementary schools

Master Of Science (Ms), Biology/Biological Sciences

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Wildlife Biology With Minor In Fisheries