Research And Outreach Coordinator
CurrentCoordinate ecological research, monitoring, and community science programs at Mallows Bay-Potomac River National Sanctuary.
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Megan Mccabe (Ossmann) is listed as Research and Outreach Coordinator, NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries at National Marine Sanctuary Foundation, a company with 48 employees, based in Annapolis, Maryland, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at cpcperforms.com and a matched LinkedIn profile for Megan Mccabe (Ossmann).
Megan Mccabe (Ossmann) previously worked as Research and Outreach Coordinator at National Marine Sanctuary Foundation and Science Research, Partnerships, and Interpretation Specialist at Cardinal Point Captains, Inc. Megan Mccabe (Ossmann) holds Master'S Degree from Duke University.
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I'm an environmental professional who is passionate about the conservation of wildlife, biodiversity, and critical habitats. With skills in coordination, communication, facilitation, partnership-building, research, and analysis, I enjoy working with others to implement strategies to make progress on shared goals in environmental conservation and restoration. Though I've worked at a variety of organizations, I've found a common thread among them: I most enjoy working at the intersection of science and policy, in the space where valuable science can make meaningful contributions to conservation planning and management decisions. I am interested in terrestrial, coastal, and marine ecosystems and species, and am confident that my skills can be applied to a variety of different conservation efforts and organizations. I am passionate, capable, driven, and inspired by the work I do and aspire to make a positive difference in the conservation field.
Listed skills include Microsoft Word, Environmental Awareness, Environmental Issues, Microsoft Office, and 10 others.
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Coordinate ecological research, monitoring, and community science programs at Mallows Bay-Potomac River National Sanctuary.
Annapolis, Maryland, United States
Supporting a federal contract with the NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries, as a Specialist for the Mallows Bay-Potomac River National Marine Sanctuary.
-Support the actions of the Vital Habitats Goal Implementation Team (GIT) at the Chesapeake Bay Program (CBP), a unique multi-state and federal partnership focused on adaptive management of natural resources across the 64,000 square-mile Chesapeake Bay watershed.-Coordinate and manage the Wetland, Black Duck, and Submerged Aquatic Vegetation (SAV).
-Wrote a bi-weekly blog about current topics and issues in the field of wildlife conservation-Communicated complex scientific and political issues to a diverse audience of faculty, students, and general public
-Graded assignments and answered students’ questions for Applied Data Analysis for Environmental Science with R (ENV 710).
Washington D.C. Metro Area
-Accountable for organizing and supporting the Wildlife Crime Technology Project by coordinating donation of thermal cameras to Game Rangers International in Zambia, facilitating meetings with potential partner solar power companies, and communicating with and sharing data with WWF field offices.-Used my technical skills with ArcGIS to determine ideal.
-Studied the movement patterns and home ranges of 56 GPS-collared forest elephants in Gabon and conducted analyses with R and ArcGIS.-Provided recommendations to the Gabon Parks Agency to aid in management efforts and designed a visually appealing factsheet to communicate monthly status reports and maps in both English and French.
North Babylon, NY
-Collaborated with NGOs, residents, the private sector, local, state, and federal governments, and other stakeholders in preventing the spread of invasive insects, addressing water quality improvements, and monitoring endangered species.-Managed GIS databases for all environmental projects and created maps for environmental site assessments.
South Shore Nature Center, East Islip, NY
-Designed and taught weekend education programs for families with children.-Led guided hikes around trails and taught visitors about native flora and fauna.-Helped plan and staff annual public events such as the Earth Day Eco-Carnival, Owl Prowl 5k race, and Bats and Brews fundraiser.
Islip, New York
-Advocated for legislation that designates Montauk Point as a New York State Bird Conservation Area to better protect the feeding ground of overwintering seabirds through formal letters to NYS government.-Surveyed local farmers on their practices surrounding re-use and recycling of grain waste.
South Shore Nature Center, East Islip, New York
Lead educator for the Summer Explorers Program, which provided children with a nature-based camp experience. Taught daily education programs and led field trips focused on forest, marsh, and bay habitats.
Garden City, NY
-Assisted professor in class with teaching ArcMap software to students inMapping Environmental Issues (ENV 210-001); served as a tutor outside of class
Garden City, NY
-Provide administrative support for upcoming University freshman/transfer inquiry and outreach events-Register and interact with prospective students at University events -Prepare, decorate, break-down, and manage event areas
Garden City, NY
-Processed & analyzed pre & post Superstorm Sandy sediment samples in order to research the impact of the storm on the grain size distribution and overall morphology of Fire Island and Long Beach-Processed samples with a RoTap,Microsoft Excel, & KaleidaGraph software; prepared samples for class-Trained to use a SediGraph particle size analyzer & MasterTech.
Garden City, NY
Garden City, NY
Queensland, Australia
-Three-week long field work experience that focused on the biology, geology, ecology, and history of the Daintree Rainforest and Great Barrier Reef in Queensland, Australia -Completed field research at the Heron Island Research Station through the University of Queensland-Researched macroalgae cover, instances of coral bleaching, and nutrient levels on.
Islip, NY
Virgin Islands Environmental Resource Station (VIERS)
Completed field work in Caribbean environment and conservation, including study of marine and island biology, geology, and ecology.
Melville, NY
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Tj Tate
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Cortney Benson
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Alexander Vida
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Shannon Yee
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Megan Mccabe (Ossmann) works for National Marine Sanctuary Foundation.
Megan Mccabe (Ossmann) is listed as Research and Outreach Coordinator, NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries at National Marine Sanctuary Foundation.
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Megan Mccabe (Ossmann) is based in Annapolis, Maryland, United States while working with National Marine Sanctuary Foundation.
Megan Mccabe (Ossmann) has worked for National Marine Sanctuary Foundation, Cardinal Point Captains, Inc, Chesapeake Research Consortium, Duke University Nicholas School Of The Environment, and World Wildlife Fund.
Megan Mccabe (Ossmann)'s colleagues at National Marine Sanctuary Foundation include Matthew Mcintosh, Kayla Seifert, Taylor Galaviz, Tj Tate, and Veronica Ali.
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Megan Mccabe (Ossmann) holds Master'S Degree from Duke University.
Megan Mccabe (Ossmann) is listed with skills including Microsoft Word, Environmental Awareness, Environmental Issues, Microsoft Office, Powerpoint, Environmental Science, Community Outreach, and Social Media.
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