After receiving a degree in Anthropology and Environmental Studies from Haverford College, I spent two years working in Public Horticulture to compliment my analytical skills with hands-on experience, furthering my understanding of the relationship between people and ecosystems. Moving to Montana in early-2020 to follow my dream of working in conservation, I went on to serve as an Americorps member with the Hungry Horse Ranger District and as the Conservation Ranching Assistant with Montana Audubon. Now a full-time employee, my primary functions include ranch recruitment, avian and vegetation monitoring, data management, and project delivery while advocating for sound state wildlife and environmental policy.