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Keara Clancy is listed as CrEEK Program Coordinator at Alachua Conservation Trust, a with 13 employees, based in Gainesville, Florida, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at alachuaconservationtrust.org and a matched LinkedIn profile for Keara Clancy.
Keara Clancy previously worked as Graduate Research Assistant at University Of Florida and Undergraduate Research Assistant at University Of Florida. Keara Clancy holds Master Of Science - Ms, Wildlife Ecology And Conservation from University Of Florida.
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Science education is my jam. My focus is on equitable outdoor access and the intersection of equity with science communication efforts. During my time at the University of Florida, I completed a thesis centered around understanding the Argentine Black & White Tegu's behavior patterns in its invasive range. While completing my degree, I also ran the Natural Resources Diversity Initiative, where I brought no-cost science education to afterschool programs in historically underserved communities. Upon completing a Master of Science in Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, I decided that I wanted to continue my work in the community. This brought me to the Creekside Environmental Ed for Kids (CrEEK) Program. As the CrEEK Program Coordinator for Alachua Conservation Trust, my focus centers around equitable access to the outdoors, working to foster a future of diverse nature lovers and environmental leaders through free-to-access, hands-on learning and engagement at Little Orange Creek Nature Park.
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Alachua County, Florida, United States
• Overseeing program planning, logistics, and outreach for the Creekside Environmental Ed for Kids (CrEEK) Program • Curriculum design in alignment with state education and NGSS standards • Collaboration and partnership building with Title I schools and low-income communities• Grant writing to fund program for the future at no-cost to students or schools
Gainesville, Florida, United States
Research Duties:• Master’s thesis researching invasion ecology and behavioral ecology of invasive black and white tegus in Florida under Dr. Christina Romagosa• Evaluated tegu activity patterns and potential impacts of tegu invasion on native mammals • Organized and assessed large camera trap dataset from an 8-year study by the United States Geological Survey • Trained and supervised 30+ undergraduate volunteersDuties as the Graduate Assistant for the Natural Resources Diversity Initiative:• Coordinated and budgeted for community outreach with K-12 collaborators across Alachua County• Organized and facilitated annual Career Showcase involving communication with over 20 professional partners• Developed a standardized template design for new K-12 STEAM programs and implemented several new conservation lessons • Hosted a fall seminar series centered around diversity, equity, and inclusion – and a spring seminar series centered around science communication• Advertised and managed social media pages, including graphic design for event flyers
Gainesville, Florida, United States
UF Florida Invasion Ecology Lab (Dr. Christina Romagosa)• Georeferenced existing samples of Burmese python gut content• Cataloged camera trap photos of Burmese python and gopher tortoise interactions
Gainesville, Florida, United States
UF Insect ID Lab (Lyle Buss)• Teaching Assistant for graduate student course on insect identification• Identified insect samples sent in by the general public or agricultural operations• Interacted with members of the public to inform them about their pest species and clear up common misconceptions about various pests (i.e. non-harmful termites, native roaches, etc.)
Gainesville, Florida, United States
UF Lucky Lab (Dr. Andrea Lucky)• Identified, curated, and point mounted a variety of ant species• Processed data for the “School of Ants” Citizen Science Project• Assisted with Winkler samples for a study on Wasmannia invasion in Florida• Researched changing gender demographics in Myrmecology
Gainesville, Florida, United States
Dr. Peter Frederick's Lab (seasonal position)• Identification of various species of ants to understand depredation effects on bird nests• Further identification of arachnids and hemipterans for future research• Development of processing sheets to analyze data effectively
Gainesville, Florida, United States
Herpetology Department, as part of the Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program (seasonal)• Ran MicroCT and NanoCT scans, including processing MicroCT and NanoCT scans to analyze morphology and anatomy through VGStudio software• Trained with qPCR and morphometrics to assess potential speciation within Rana capito• Curated and maintained the Herpetology collection, including accessioning via Specify software• Illustrated scientific diagrams for outreach and educational purposes
Gainesville, Florida, United States
Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program, Seasonal Technician Position• Developed and carried out a research project on habitat preferences and exclusionary patterns amongst woodpeckers in scrub habitat• Performed physically intensive vegetation surveys, nest checks, behavioral observations, and point count surveys on the southeastern American kestrel (Falco sparverius paulus)• Participated in training workshops on conservation, leadership, and inclusion at the National Conservation Training Center
Gainesville, Florida, United States
UF/IFAS Intern under Dr. Elizabeth Braun de Torrez• Conducted dietary research on the Florida bonneted bat (Eumops floridanus)• Identified and curated insects as reference for prospective prey items• Entered and analyzed data for insect population changes in relation to prescribed burns• Utilized radio telemetry, PIT tagging, mist netting, and acoustic monitoring in the field
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Alyssa Sheets
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Barry Coulliette
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Michael Bird
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Rachelle Berger
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Cameron Mitchell
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Jeffrey Forbes
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Justice Diamond
Colleague at Alachua Conservation TrustGainesville Metropolitan Area, United States
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Susan Koehler
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Lilly N.
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Activities and Societies: President of the Natural Resources Diversity Initiative (2020 - 2022) Wildlife Ecology and Conservation’s.
Activities and Societies: Natural Resources Diversity Initiative (2016 - 2020) Doris Duke Conservation Scholar (2020 - 2021) Florida.
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Keara Clancy works for Alachua Conservation Trust.
Keara Clancy is listed as CrEEK Program Coordinator at Alachua Conservation Trust.
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Keara Clancy is based in Gainesville, Florida, United States while working with Alachua Conservation Trust.
Keara Clancy has worked for Alachua Conservation Trust, University Of Florida, and Florida Museum Of Natural History.
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Keara Clancy holds Master Of Science - Ms, Wildlife Ecology And Conservation from University Of Florida.
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