Manages Northwest Natural Resource Groups's ecological forestry harvest program.Promotes ecological forestry on a landscape scale by working directly with small landowners to enhance the ecological, societal, and financial value of their land.Analyzes large areas using ArcGIS software to prioritize forestry activities.Supervises a crew of forestry technicians carrying out a variety of projects including marking trees for thinning and various monitoring and inventory projects.

Manage O’Neill Pine Company’s 2,000+ acres of timberlands.Administer Excel databases to track timber volumes and health and plan harvest and planting activities accordingly.Communicate with neighbors to find resolutions for contentious issues, including property lines/trespass, road usage, and visual impacts of logging.Improve planting techniques through original research, including controlled field trials for browse prevention.Contract and coordinate crews for planting, road construction, and brush control.Created a new GIS resource from scratch for all of OPC's properties, enabling more modernized and streamlined operations.Perform surveys and cruises, property line and harvest unit layout, and road placement for forestry operations.Operate the company's drone program, including commercial flights and mapping.Oversee programs and contracts to allow recreational access and harvests of non-timber forest products (firewood, mushrooms, salal, and cascara bark).Mark WDFW thinnings, measure DNR inventory plots, and perform layout, stream typing, and drone mapping work for Northwind Forest Consultants and A1 Timber.

Surveyed streams using electrofishing techniques and physical characteristics to determine fish presence, habitat, and blockages.Mapped stream channels to determine the extent of perennial flows and their initiation points.Assisted with PIT tag installation to track salmonid movement for Seattle City Light.Assessed culverts to determine their passibility to fish.

Captured, processed, and banded both resident and migratory birds.Followed standardized protocols as part of the ongoing MoSI project monitoring overwintering survival of neotropical migratory bird species (https://www.birdpop.org/pages/mosi.php).

Developed cultivation protocols for plants not previously grown from seed. Assisted with restoration and native plant garden maintenance efforts.

Supervised and trained inmate work crews and volunteers in native prairie plant restoration efforts.Surveyed for endangered Oregon spotted frogs and prairie plant communities.Led workshops and lectures for inmate audiences on sustainable forestry, nursery techniques, and restoration goals.Coordinated with a variety of partners to produce plants for restoration projects, including the Washington Department of Corrections, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, and various local and state restoration organizations.Created Excel spreadsheets to track lecture attendance and seed germination, and used SAS JMP and PC-ORD for statistical data analysis.

Tested and evaluated resume search results and associations, as well as fine-tuning resume extraction.

Managed, updated, and interpreted Microsoft Excel databases in order to evaluate prison lectures, and assisting in cultivation of native prairie plants at Shotwell's Landing nursery.

Website and social media management.Wrote, proofread, and edited for the website and magazine.