Nathan Roe Email & Phone Number

Sonora, Ca, Us

Duchesne, Ut

● Assessed fish populations (presence absence and population estimates) in stream reaches/lakes using backpack electrofishers, tote barge electrofishers, and boat electrofishers● Performed R1R4 stream surveys, collecting data regarding stream habitat characteristics and stream geomorphology● Determined riparian vegetation community types using a dichotomous key, requiring identification to species level● Assisted in environmental assessments of fisheries impacts due to a variety of land uses including high elevation sheep grazing, mining, and dam removal projects● Identified barriers to fish migration within drainages for the purpose of removing invasive species (rotenone) and creating pure populations of native trout● Observed redds of spawning kokanee salmon● Conducted amphibian surveys for several species and life stages● Performed restoration work to improve bank stability of ponds and streams and reduce sedimentation ● Backpacked for week-long trips at high elevation with packs over 50 lbs. covering large distances ● Performed cross-training work involved avian point counts, Northern Goshawk nest monitoring, and track/scat surveys for deer, elk, and hair● Assisted with a search and rescue operation

St. Regis, Mt

● Performed stream surveys within the Upper Columbia River Basin ● Assessed stream substrate in numerous locations, including emphasis on fine sediment located in pool tails where it can inhibit spawning● Determined the stability of stream banks using a dichotomous key ● Collected macroinvertebrates from riffle habitat types and labeled/prepared these samples for shipment and analysis in a laboratory ● Measured stream gradient using a survey level and stadia rod● Classified habitat types using a thorough dichotomous key involving quantitative requirements● Efficiently managed large data sets using field data loggers ● Identified plants species of the Pacific Northwest● Maintained safe working conditions in varying road/field conditions including extensive backcountry travel● Independently supervised a crew of three people maintaining safety, efficiency, public relations, and a positive group dynamic

Salida, Co

● Designed and built sustainable trails in conjunction with U.S. Forest Service and National Park Service● Worked with a group of eight individuals for five months performing 10 day backcountry ‘hitches’● Used topographic maps for navigation on and off trail● Hiked up to 12 miles in a day with backpacks over 60 pounds containing food, trail tool equipment, and camping equipment● Practiced Leave No Trace principles

● Mapped spatial distribution and population dynamics of newly-invasive Kalopanax septemlobus ● Identified plants to species in areas surrounding invasions of Kalopanax septemlobus, including using dichotomous keys● Efficiently and accurately managed data both in the field and in the laboratory ● Performed quality assurance on collected data● Extensively used Microsoft Access, Excel, and word during data management, manipulation, analysis● Used statistical data analysis software including SysSTAT● Assisted Dr. Lee with field work, data compilation and analysis, and preparing materials for use in publication (Contributing author published in Invasive Plant Science and Mangement; cited in ‘Publication’ Section)● Volunteered as Teacher’s Assistance for Dr. Lee’s Forest Ecology field class

Master Of Science - Ms, Forestry, 4.0

I developed species distribution models (SDMs) for 30 forest understory plant species using in-situ soil chemical variables, lidar-derived.

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Environmental Science, 3.52

Activities and Societies: Graduated Magma Cum Laude Recipient of University of New Hampshire College Woods Scholarship Awarded Farrington.