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Michelle Graves is listed as Operations Manager, Great Peninsula Conservancy at Great Peninsula Conservancy, a company with 6 employees, based in Kingston, Washington, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at greatpeninsula.org, phone signal with area code 212, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Michelle Graves.
Michelle Graves previously worked as Operations Manager at Great Peninsula Conservancy and Director, Global Design Challenge & Program Manager, Innovation at Biomimicry Institute. Michelle Graves holds Master Of Science (M.Sc.), Marine Biology from San Francisco State University.
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Introducing people to the natural world, fostering their understanding of the interconnectedness of living systems, and inspiring them to value a healthy planet has been my lifelong passion. Through many years as a naturalist, expedition leader, and expedition developer I worked to inspire people to care for the natural world by teaching them ABOUT nature. While at the Biomimicry Institute, I helped startup founders, scientist innovators, and students learn FROM nature, supporting their efforts to solve some of today’s biggest environmental and social challenges. Today, I'm working with Great Peninsula Conservancy to save the lands I love and help reconnect people in my community with nature. A lifelong traveler, I've worked as a naturalist guide in the temperate rainforests of Southeast Alaska, the desert islands of the Gulf of California, Central America, the Mediterranean, and across the Indo-Pacific. From 2003 to 2013, my husband Mark and I sailed our Morgan 38 from the Pacific Northwest to New Zealand via California, Mexico, French Polynesia, and Tonga. These days, you can find me working in my garden, hiking with my dogs, and putting down roots in the Pacific Northwest.
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Washington, United States
Great Peninsula Conservancy is a nonprofit land trust dedicated to protecting the natural habitats, rural landscapes, and open spaces of the Great Peninsula region of West Puget Sound, Washington. We conserve vibrant forests, streams, shorelines, and community greenspaces. We commit to caring for the lands we protect to ensure wildlife and people enjoy the.
Oversaw and delivered all aspects of the Global Design Challenge and Launchpad programs. Gave presentations about sustainability, nature-inspired design, and incorporating biomimicry into engineering curricula to university faculty, students, and special interest groups. Science communication and content creation for Ray of Hope Prize biomimicry startups.
Global
Part of the Innovation and Entrepreneurship programs team, with a focus on operations. Responsible for overall execution of the entrepreneurship training programs, to deliver the best possible experience for program participants and biomimicry startup founders.
Global
Logistics, planning, support and outreach for the Biomimicry Institute's programs, including Biomimicry Launchpad, Biomimicry Youth Design Challenge and Biomimicry Global Design Challenge. Through biomimicry education and entrepreneurship, we’re helping people create nature-inspired solutions for a healthy planet.
Greater Seattle Area
Developed itineraries, scouted locations, and supported expedition operations for expedition vessels operating in the Americas and the Indo-Pacific. Managed undersea and dive programs; oversaw the purchase, maintenance, and operation of expedition tools and equipment for the Lindblad fleet. Provided input to Marine Operations and technical teams on.
North & Central America, Mediterranean, Indo-Pacific
Consistently delivered exceptional guest service, high quality programming, and safe voyages for groups of 40-100 guests on high-end expedition cruises. Managed and supervised Expedition Teams of up to 15 naturalists, historians, scientists, National Geographic photographers, and guest speakers, all with diverse personalities and varying strengths..
Southeast Alaska, Pacific Northwest, Columbia River, Mexico, And Central America
Interpretive naturalist guide aboard expedition ships. Produced and delivered formal presentations on a variety of natural history topics to multi-age groups of 40-100 guests; delivered informal natural history interpretation on hikes, Zodiac cruises, intertidal walks, and kayak excursions. Drove Mark V Zodiacs in various sea conditions. Shot underwater.
San Francisco Bay Area
Biology of FishesInvertebrate Zoology Marine Ecology
Haines, Alaska
Natural history tours, hikes and sea kayaking excursions.
Haines, Alaska
Coordinated, designed and taught all educational programs offered by the museum. Included programs for both students and adults based on Native Tlingit culture and Alaska pioneer history.
Various
Threatened and endangered species survey work in the Sonoran and Mojave deserts. Conducted surveys for desert tortoises, Mexican Spotted Owls and a variety of plant species, including comprehensive vegetation surveys of Mexican Spotted Owl habitat.
Tucson, Arizona Area
Insect systematics and taxonomy; organization and identification of insects collected for a comprehensive terrestrial arthropod survey of Organ Pipe National Monument, AZ.
Tucson, Arizona Area
Various lab positions in Depts. Of Entomology, Biochemistry, Microbiology and Immunology and Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. included behavioral and physiological experiments with grasshoppers and lizards; molecular biological and molecular genetics research; data collection and entry; greenhouse care and maintenance.
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Bremerton, Washington, United States, United States
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Cindy Moore
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Port Orchard, Washington, United States, United States
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Katherine Tacke
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Seattle, Washington, United States, United States
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Claire Voris
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Bremerton, Washington, United States, United States
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Beatrice Lincke
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Greater Seattle Area, United States
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Eva Blair
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Bremerton, Washington, United States, United States
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Nathan Daniel
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Bremerton, Washington, United States, United States
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Katie Jackson
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Columbia, South Carolina, United States, United States
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Activities and Societies: California Sea Grant Project R/MLPA-01Master's Thesis Title: Temporal Variation in Fish Communities Off Santa.
Minors: Math, Chemistry, Physics
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Michelle Graves works for Great Peninsula Conservancy.
Michelle Graves is listed as Operations Manager, Great Peninsula Conservancy at Great Peninsula Conservancy.
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Michelle Graves is based in Kingston, Washington, United States while working with Great Peninsula Conservancy.
Michelle Graves has worked for Great Peninsula Conservancy, Biomimicry Institute, Lindblad Expeditions, San Francisco State University, and Alaska Nature Tours.
Michelle Graves's colleagues at Great Peninsula Conservancy include Monica Montgomery, Cindy Moore, Katherine Tacke, Claire Voris, and Beatrice Lincke.
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Michelle Graves holds Master Of Science (M.Sc.), Marine Biology from San Francisco State University.
Michelle Graves is listed with skills including Customer Service, Microsoft Excel, Powerpoint, Microsoft Word, Adventure Travel, Marine Biology, Scuba Diving, and Public Speaking.
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