Michael Gilboy Email & Phone Number

North Bend, Oregon, United States

This position focuses on the conservation and management of coastal timberlands and the species within them. The species with special attention in this position include the Western Snowy Plover, Northern Spotted Owl, Humboldt Marten, Marbled Murrelet, Western Pond Lilly, and other protected species. This is both a field and office role.

Tucson, Arizona, United States

I currently work as a biologist in the Environmental Permitting and Planning Department for AECOM. I work to ensure that engineering projects are meeting environmental standards and guidelines set out by multiple regulatory agencies (e.g., USFWS, AZGFD, EPA, etc.). To ensure compliance with these regulations, I conduct fieldwork surveys to identify.

Tucson, Arizona, United States

I worked as an ecologist on the Santa Cruz River project, which focuses on using treated effluent wastewater to return perennial water flow to the Santa Cruz River. I focused on the fish surveys for the river as well as assisting with creation of the Living River report that reports ecological and anthropogenic changes to the river.

Tucson, Arizona, United States

I worked as both a lab and field technician under Dr. Michael Bogan. In the lab, I sorted and identified aquatic macroinvertebrate samples from streams across the United States that exhibited different levels of drying, from perennial to ephemeral flows. In the field, I assisted on wetland vegetation, small mammal, and camera trapping surveys along the.

Columbus, Ohio Area

Field technician position that worked on multiple research projects based around the impacts of Artificial Light at Night (ALAN), specifically in urban streams in the Columbus Metropolitan Area.

Tucson, Arizona Area

Phoenix, Arizona Area

I worked in the Research branch of Arizona Game and Fish as a summer intern. I worked on a feral burro project that aimed to quantify the impacts that feral burros had on local flora and fauna in both the Lake Pleasant and Lake Havasu areas of Arizona. I specifically did hands-on field work with herpetofauna, characterizing the species and density of those.

Roseville, Minnesota

As an intern at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Minnesota, I worked in the Avian Nursery. My jobs included feeding, cleaning, administering medications, creating enrichment items, and many more for injured, sick, or orphaned wildlife.

Master Of Science - Ms, Wildlife, Fish And Wildlands Science And Management, Graduate

Bachelor’S Degree, Natural Resources And Conservation, Graduate

Activities and Societies: Member of the University of Arizona Honors College, Conducted an Honors Thesis Project Concerning Voles on Mount.