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San Diego, California, United States

Leading biological, wetland, restoration, and environmental service teams throughout southern California in support of energy grid restoration projects.

San Diego, California, United States

I was in charge of the management and growth of the Environmental Program for Redhorse. I created a pipeline of future contracts and opportunities to grow the program, created cost and technical proposals for government contracts, and established connections with new and potential clients in natural resources consulting in southern California. Managed a.

Guam

I was the project lead on revisions to Guam's State Wildlife Action Plan (SWAP). The purpose of SWAP's is to identify animals species with the greatest conservation needs and set forth action plans and monitoring plans to prevent the need for listing as threatened and endangered.Project lead on early detection of invasive amphibians.Performed surveys of.

Fort Irwin, Barstow, CA

Consultant for Fort Irwin Army BaseThreatened and endangered species surveys: Desert tortoise, Burrowing owl, Fringe-toed lizard, Desert Cymopterous, Lane mountain milkvetchPreconstruction surveys, construction monitoring, monitoring reportsWetland habitat assessments (springs and seeps)Wildlife control calls for desert tortoises, coyotes, rattlesnakes.

Henderson NV, San Diego CA, Carlsbad CA

Desert Tortoise health and translocation studyBobcat trapping and radio telemetryPitfall traps for reptiles, amphibians, invertebratesVegetation surveysSmall mammal trappingArroyo toad surveysNon-invasive sampling with motion detection cameras

Assisted graduate students on a variety of research projects including amphibians, invertebrates, and water quality.

Master Of Science (M.S.), Wildlife Science

My research focused on amphibian use of cattle tanks as breeding sites in the Chihuhuan desert.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Zoology

Activities and Societies: Zoology Club Officer