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Modesto, California, United States

Davis, California, United States

-For my master's thesis, I studied how plants influence soil carbon sequestration in restored grassland plots. This work included reviewing literature, designing field and lab protocols, acquiring research funding through eight grants, and analyze the data in R. - As a TA for an Environmental Analysis course, I led discussion sections to support the course.

Woodland, California, United States

While working on my masters, I worked part time mapping vegetation communities, propagating plants, and planting and maintaining restoration projects. I also completed the CDFW-CNPS Combined Vegetation Rapid Assessment and Relevé Training.

Berkeley, California, United States

I was promoted to this title in recognition of the considerable challenge of leading the adaptation of our educational programs to online learning, with built in flexibility to meet each district's needs.

Berkeley, California

I led KftB's program staff in teaching environmental education programs throughout the East Bay. This role also included creating lesson plans, writing funder reports, and coordinating between the board and staff. Rooted in environmental action, KftB programs guide public school students to understand and steward the the SF Bay watershed. During the.

Durango, CO

I coordinated outreach and education events, developed citizen science programs, wrote press releases, assisted in botany, forestry and hydrology field research, and organized large meetings between various agencies. In addition, I helped maintain four social media accounts and three websites, and helped with myriad other projects as needed.

Durango, CO

After my initial internship at MSI, I stayed on to assist with forestry and hydrology field work throughout the fall. This included monitoring forest vegetation before and after thinning and prescribed fire treatments, and assessing biotic and abiotic stream health indicators around the Bonita Peak Mining District (a Superfund site). I continued to teach.

Durango, CO

As part of the Four Corners Federal Lands Internship Program, I designed and implemented education programming, and assisted with botanical field work, data management, and wetland restoration projects.

Durango, Colorado, United States

I conducted rare plant (Sclerocactus mesae-verdae) and Mexican Spotted Owl surveys in NM andAZ. I mapped and reported all relevant findings.

Colorado Springs, Colorado Area

I assessed conserved lands for ecological health, weeds, and illegal use before writing site assessment reports to determine conservation easement compliance and recommended management changes.After the field season, I stayed on to analyze conservation priorities in ArcMap (GIS) and create a 45-page report identifying future target conservation parcels.

Colorado College

I managed student employees at Colorado College's student center. As a manager, I coordinated schedules, assisted students and guests in finding resources and answering questions, and managed many student activity programs. Programs overseen by the front desk included arts and crafts classes, bike rentals, student transportation, and ID cards.

University Of Washington And Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington

I worked in the Hille Ris Lambers Lab at the University of Washington and in Mount Rainer National Park to explore how pollinators mediate competition between two monkey flower species (Mimulus tilingii & guttatus) across their elevation ranges. The experiment was designed to test how pollinators disperse pollen between the two species under different.

Sierra Nevada Research Institute, Yosemite National Park, UC Merced

I worked with Dr. Jason Sexton to study fitness patterns (height, fecundity, abundance) of seven floral species in alpine meadows in Yosemite during the middle of California's drought. The research internship included literature review, experimental design, field work, statistical analysis, writing and a final presentation within ten weeks.The project was.

Kodiak, AK

I led student and adult volunteers in trail building, stream restoration and beach cleanups, and coordinated supplies for month long trips in remote field locations.

Master Of Science - Ms, Ecology, 4.0

Area of Emphasis: Restoration Ecology Thesis title: “Plant Traits, Diversity Metrics and Environment Factors Shape Soil Carbon Dynamics in.

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Environmental Science Major, Feminist And Gender Studies Minor, & Southwest Studies Minor., 3.89 Gpa

Activities and Societies: Campus Sustainability Council Student Representative, EnAct (Environmental Action Club) Co-Chair, Student.

3.8

Activities and Societies: City of Santa Rosa Green Team Student Representative Environmental Protection Committee President, Compost Club.