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Phoenix, AZ, US

Phoenix, AZ, US

San Diego, California, US

• Key Conservation is a startup Non-Profit organization focused on revolutionizing the process of wildlife conservation giving by providing a modern platform highlighting real time donation solutions. As a Director of.
• Developing and promoting an environmental and social change hybrid company.
• Research and identification of market opportunities to expand Key Conservation scope and capability.
• Formulating green shoot policies, managing daily operational activities and establishing long-term goals and objectives for the organization.

Menlo Park, California, US

At Insignia, I was responsible for the planning and coordination of general and focused wildlife surveys, rare plant surveys, vernal pool surveys, vegetation mapping, bird surveys, bat surveys, biological construction monitoring, and acting as Natural Resources Program Manager and Biological and Water Resources Task Lead for large scale environmental.

Epsom, Surrey, GB

At Atkins my responsibilities included managing and preparing environmental compliance documents in accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). Direct professional experience includes the preparation of Initial Studies/Mitigated Negative Declarations, Environmental Impact Reports.

San Diego, California, US

• Rocks Biological Consulting (RBC) is a San Diego-based, independently-owned small business that provides biological consulting services to a variety of sectors including conservancies, governmental agencies and.
• Conducting botanical surveys with an emphasis on the identification and mapping of special-status plant species.
• Carrying out and assisting with protocol surveys for Southern California special-status species including burrowing owl, least Bell’s vireo, California gnatcatcher and San Diego fairy shrimp.
• Conducting nesting bird surveys, construction monitoring, vegetation and sensitive species mapping.
• Working on a wide range of projects including habitat conservation, military installations, and large- and small-scale development.

Jackson, Wyoming, US

Wyoming Untrapped is a Wyoming based non profit dedicated to creating a safe and humane environment for people, pets and wildlife through education and trapping regulation reform. At Wyoming Untrapped (WU) I was responsible for providing WU with additional exposure and impact by establishing and maintaining social media accounts and merging content.

San Francisco, CA, US

• Management and coordination of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) projects relating to ecology and focusing on large urban regeneration schemes in London.
• Ecological Technical inputs for International projects, large scale Infrastructure schemes, Government and local agency projects and gas/oil exploratory schemes.
• Responsible for the management and production of Ecological Impact Assessments (EcIA).
• Monitoring of project budgets, day to day management of the London ecology team and mentoring of junior members of staff.

Henfield, GB

• Coordination of the bat aspects of a landscape scale rail project including strategic use of remote detectors, identification of key habitats for transects as well as structure inspections and tree assessments for.
• Project management of ecology for two Managed Motorway major schemes (43km) of the M25. Responsible for co-ordination of a team of 8 ecologists, budget monitoring and client liaison. Submission of European Protected.
• Production of tenders for numerous small scale projects, subsequent management throughout the life of the schemes including protected species surveys, identification of sustainable solutions to ecological issues and.

London, GB

• Over 4 years experience of working within a large consultancy on a wide range of projects including new road builds, road improvements, pipeline schemes as well as rail projects and housing developments. Duties include:
• Project management including: preparing quotes, financial management, staff resourcing and client liaison;
• Protected species surveys: badgers, dormice, bats, otters, red squirrels, pine marten, water voles, great crested newts and common reptiles;
• Desk studies and Extended Phase 1 Habitat Surveys;
• Staff mentoring;
• Use of innovation and technology including Camera trapping, bat identification and analysis software, Geographic Information Systems, Infra red cameras and night scopes, Radio-tracking and tree climbing;

Kingston 7, Saint Andrew, JM

• Two months of voluntary position in collaboration with the Barbados Sea Turtle Project and UWI, working in a team of 6 carrying out conservation work on an long term project.
• Community education, public outreach, statutory body and stakeholder communications including dialogue with biologists, conservationists, resource managers, resource users and policy makers to highlight conservation.
• Critically endangered Hawksbill turtle conservation and monitoring across all life stages, including use of GPS, tagging and relocations in order to restore local marine turtle populations to levels at which they can.
• Survey design incorporating innovation in order to improve project efficiency without compromising data resolution.

Trinity, Jersey, JE

Carried out tracking surveys for invasive iguana species, conservation and monitoring of IUCN Red List Species including whip tailed lizard and white breasted thrasher. Community education, governmental and stakeholder liaison.This work was carried out in collaboration with the St Lucia Forestry Department.

Abingdon, England, GB

• Continued ecological consultancy experience including planning and coordination of large scale schemes, client liaison, budgeting, technical reporting and mentoring of staff.
• Use of a number of bat call analysis software,
• Assistance with development licences for bats and great crested newt.

Guildford, Surrey, GB

• I gained my first experience of various key aspects of ecological consultancy while with Thomson Ecology, including:
• Planning and undertaking surveys for a range of protected species, notably bats and great crested newt.
• Developing and co-ordinating reptile and amphibian mitigation and translocation strategies.
• Good survey preparation, client liaison and team work.

Conservation Leadership

Msc, Ecology

Bsc (Hons), Zoology