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Mitchell Gellhaus is listed as Estuarine Ecologist - GIS & Remote Sensing at Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, a company with 351 employees, based in Newport, Oregon, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Mitchell Gellhaus.
Mitchell Gellhaus previously worked as Biological Science Assistant/Natural Resource Specialist 2 at Oregon Department Of Fish And Wildlife and Scientific Technician 2 at Washington Department Of Fish & Wildlife. Mitchell Gellhaus holds Bachelor Of Science - Bs from Western Washington University.
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Mitchell Gellhaus is a Estuarine Ecologist - GIS & Remote Sensing at Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.
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Newport, Oregon, United States
Shellfish and Estuarine Assessment of Coastal Oregon (SEACOR)Conducted intertidal and subtidal surveys of shellfish populations and habitats in coastal estuaries with Shellfish and Estuarine Assessment of Coastal Oregon (SEACOR). Recorded data into field data sheets, ArcGIS Apps on tablets in the field, and Access databases. Performed rapid assessment and.
Elma, Washington, United States
Operated and maintained adult migrant weir trap at Bingham Creek to monitor Coho spawner abundance and marine survival in coastal Washington streams. Stationed at live-in remote trailer on site. Trapped, handled, and enumerated live adult salmonids. Collected relevant environmental & biological information on species composition, sex, age, size, mark.
Edmonds, Washington, United States
Conducted test fishing and angling effort surveys in multiple marine areas of Puget Sound (areas 8-2, 10). Piloted, docked and maintained 18-foot outboard research fishing vessel. Performed various fishing methods to emulate recreational fishing fleet. Operated GPS, VHF, depth finder and electronic data collection devices. Collected DNA, scales, length.
Stevenson, Washington, United States
Monitored fish populations on the Wind River and surrounding streams. Constructed and maintained multiple floating screw traps in fast flowing water supported by heavy rigging (cables, winches, clamps). Additional daily tools included: ropes, kayaks, chest waders, hand/electric powered tools, electro scanners, anesthetizing agents. Regularly operated the.
Portland, Oregon, United States
Analyze aerial drone photography data of riparian shade habitat along multiple North Clackamas watersheds. Developed geographic maps, models and reports for the North Clackamas Watershed Council. Produced maps and models through Agisoft Metashape and ArcGIS Pro. Reports and maps used to prioritize locations for shade restoration and additional guidance for.
Salkum, Washington, United States
Sorted and identified Salmonidae species on the Cowlitz River. Sorting line environment was fast-paced and very wet. Maintained ladder traps on Cowlitz River and below Mayfield Dam. Fish were safely handled, designated to specified holding areas and later transported to desired drop off areas for release. Salmon counts were input into MS Access and Excel.
Lakeview, Oregon, United States
Collected biological data on greater sage-grouse populations in Southeastern Oregon. Employment was temporary anticipating the busy nesting and brooding season. Additionally, assisted other graduate students with tracking and banding grouse populations in Northern Nevada and California. Netting and light shine techniques were used at night to capture, band.
Seattle, WA
Contracted employment was for 16 months. Collected North Pacific groundfish data for the North Marines Fishery Services (NMFS) on commercial fishing vessels in the Bering Sea. Checked safety protocols and if appropriate fishing methods were being adhered to on each assigned vessel. Developed strong communication skills for interacting with vessel crew, all.
Bellingham, Washington Area
Tracked and observed mountain goat populations in the North Cascade mountain range for translocation study. Reaching sample areas required week-long backpacking trips (4-5 days), usually with one other intern. Observations were taken from a distance after scanning mountain slopes with binoculars. Mountain goat biological data was recorded on paper and GPS.
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Poloni, Aaron (Dec)
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Palmer, Alaska, United States, United States
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Cassandra Leeman
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United States, United States
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Amber Herman
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Bend, Oregon, United States, United States
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Jim Noyes
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Corvallis, Oregon, United States, United States
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Mike Jensen
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Mount Vernon, Oregon, United States, United States
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Ben Campbell
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Bend, Oregon, United States, United States
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Joshua Embree
Colleague at Oregon Department Of Fish And Wildlife
Klamath Falls, Oregon, United States, United States
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Adam Wulf
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John Day, Oregon, United States, United States
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Brian Alfonse
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Portland, Oregon, United States, United States
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Josher Harwager
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Bellingham, Washington, United States, United States
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Mitchell Gellhaus works for Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Mitchell Gellhaus is listed as Estuarine Ecologist - GIS & Remote Sensing at Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Mitchell Gellhaus is based in Newport, Oregon, United States while working with Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Mitchell Gellhaus has worked for Oregon Department Of Fish And Wildlife, Washington Department Of Fish & Wildlife, Portland Community College, Pacific State Marines Fisheries Service, and Oregon State University.
Mitchell Gellhaus's colleagues at Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife include Poloni, Aaron (Dec), Cassandra Leeman, Amber Herman, Jim Noyes, and Mike Jensen.
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Mitchell Gellhaus holds Bachelor Of Science - Bs from Western Washington University.
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