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Oregon And Washington, United States

Implemented strategies to protect native wildlife, incorporating wildlife coexistence into conservation initiatives.

United States

Developed a climate program to support natural climate solutions and adaptation strategies. -Supported program management, including staff supervision, stakeholder intake, contractor scope of work, meeting facilitation, and note taking. -Served on internal teams including Leadership Council and Conservation Policy Team. -Represented organization on.

Ashland, Oregon

• Under supervision of the Board of Directors, was the primary organization administrator, including managing six senior level staff while leading conservation and collaboration initiatives as a key staff member.
• Formalized policies and procedures as organization grew, including management plans, performance reviews, personnel policies. Developed budgets, maintained administrative systems, and drafted reports for staff.
• Led meetings, managed organizational logistics, and prepared communications, workplans, and policies for organization-wide management.
• Taught and empowered new staff as the organization grew from six staff and $500,000 budget to 13 staff and nearly $1M budget. Stabilized budget, found new funders, and built reserves. Secured legacy gifts totaling over.
• Reviewed National Environmental Policy Act Environmental Assessments and Impact Statements, and engaged with partners to advance collaborative restoration management on public lands.

Ashland Oregon

• Oversaw conservation programs including protection and collaborative forestry campaigns.
• Worked with non-traditional partners to advance forest treatments and prescribed fire.
• Developed conservation campaigns alongside communities and congressional staff.
• Employed Geographical Information Systems to advance conservation mapping projects.
• Reviewed National Environmental Policy Act Environmental Assessments and Impact Statements, and engaged with partners to advance collaborative restoration management on public lands.
• Prepared assessments of at-risk plants and wildlife in the Klamath-Siskiyou region.

Surveyed for rare and sensitive species.

Master Of Science - Ms, Environmental Science, 4.0

Activities and Societies: Xi Sigma Chi Honors SocietyStudied the relationship of humans and the natural world, with an emphasis in.

Conservation Biology

Activities and Societies: Geographical Information Systems

B.S., Biology/Political Science

Activities and Societies: Cum Laude