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Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States

Researched wild turkey and their predators’ ecology for my PhD dissertation.

Palo Alto, California, United States

Designed, coordinated, and provided input on a radio-collaring project studying gray foxes in the Bay Area. Most of my work was done remotely with some fieldwork on-site to capture foxes and deploy collars.

Dripping Springs, Texas, United States

Fort Worth, TX, United States

As part of my MSc program, I did my thesis research on Texas Horned Lizards and taught labs courses in the Biology Department.

Orient, SD, United States

Trapped mesocarnivores (Coyotes, badgers, skunks, and raccoons) to deploy GPS collars in order to monitor their movements in relation to waterfowl nest survival.

Sullivan, Illinois

Captured deer using clover traps, drop nets, and tranquilizer guns to deploy radio-collars as part of CWD research.

Mount Shasta, California

Captured deer fawns for radio collars and monitored their survival as well as monitored mountain lions and other predators via game cameras. Did fawn and adult deer mortality investigations to determine cause of death.

Aiken, South Carolina

Trapped/Sedated/collared/and took biological samples from raccoons and opossums as part of a long term rabies study.

San Antonio, Texas

Managed deer population at Camp Bullis in San Antonio, Texas.

Stacy, Minnesota

Aided in research, animal care, captures and immobilizations.

Mccall, Idaho

Taught K12 students as well as University of Idaho undergraduates about the fundamental principles of science and the outdoors by leading educational hikes, lectures, and teaching students how to take field measurements.

Mccall, Idaho

Helped with wildlife rehabilitation efforts.

Logan, Utah

Aided the facility with its research for Utah State University and the US Dept. of Agriculture on predator mammal species of North America, namely working on coyotes but also worked with other predator mammal species as well.

Jemez Springs, New Mexico

Working with Dr. John Hoogland from the University of Maryland's Environmental Research Center and Valles Caldera National Preserve, I aided in a three month long study of the Gunnison Prairie Dog observing mating behavior, trapping and marking individuals, performing ultrasounds on pregnant females, and documenting predation incidents.

Pilot Point, Texas

Responsible for taking care of wildlife from medications and behavior observations to habitat maintenance working with animals from kangaroos and camels to lemurs and bearcats, along with several reptile and bird species. Also did public wildlife education.

Fort Worth, Texas

Aided biology department in bat research working behavior trials as well as caring for the bats. Also aides in catching bats via mist netting and handling to determine sex, size, age, and reproductive status.

Fort Worth, Texas

Aided in habitat and wildlife management through various activities such as vegetation management, dove banding, wild hog culling, and research surveys on bison behavior.

Sandwich maker, cleaned restrooms and restaurant, worked cash register.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Wildlife Biology & Natural Resource Management

Master Of Science - Ms, Conservation Biology

Master Of Natural Resources, Natural Resources

Activities and Societies: McCall Outdoor Science School

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Environmental Science (Wildlife Biology)

Activities and Societies: TCU Men's Lacrosse, Beta Upsilon Chi Fraternity, TCU Rhino Initiative, TCU Men's Choir (Frog Corps). I was on.

High School Diploma, Ged

Activities and Societies: National Honor Society, Lacrosse, Basketball, Hockey, choir, and PALs.