I am a wildlife biologist and conservation professional and public servant with many years of experience as a project and program manager—directing large, multidisciplinary teams towards the completion of complex projects to achieve strategic organizational goals.My consulting firm—Reddish Egret Ecology—focused on conservation through the communication of complex scientific principles and data to a broad audience with varied backgrounds. I am currently working with US Fish and Wildlife on their Emperor Goose outreach program, Alaska Conservation Foundation on Arctic loon conservation and communication, and a broad coalition of organizations on data-driven conservation planning at the junction of Alaska Native cultural values and ecological need.I directed Audubon's Bird Conservation Program in Alaska while leading efforts in collaboration with the Alaska Native communities of the Pribilof Islands to gather and collect western science and Traditional Knowledge data to map the ecological values of the Pribilof Islands region in the Bering Sea.Other recent work includes the completion of An Assessment of Ecological Value and Vulnerability in the Bering Chukchi, and Beaufort Seas, documenting the findings from years of analyzing decades of broad-scale biological data to identify areas of disproportionately high ecological importance in the Bering, Chukchi, and Beaufort Seas and evaluate the vulnerability of these areas to anthropogenic stressors such as vessel traffic, oil and gas exploration and extraction, commercial fishing, and climate change. Other recent work includes management of the creation of a 340 page, 130 map, transboundary data integration and mapping project, the Ecological Atlas of the Bering, Chukchi, and Beaufort Seas.
Listed skills include Research, Wildlife, Training, Leadership, and 34 others.