Created a successful massage business based on collaboration, networking, and referrals. Have a strong working relationship with several large local business and clients.

Specialized training: Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER), Multiple Indicator Monitoring (MIMs), and Best Management Practices (BMPs).Water Quality - measure, collect, and analyze data including : grab samples, macroinvertebrate collection, conductivity, temperature, stream flow measurements, and observed hydrological characteristics. Data analyzed to quantify changes in high elevation streams from natural and human disturbance.Stream restoration - plan and implement small and large scale restoration projects including: evaluate potential restoration sites, pre/post data collection, lay erosion cloth, post disturbance seeding, plant willows, construct remote electric fencing, and continued monitoring. Participate in interagency/stakeholder meetings to discuss future projects. Stream Surveys - survey stream characteristics including: vegetation, presence of aquatic life, evaluate adjacent timber stands, soil conditions, slope, and groundwater movement using specific NEPA protocol. Record and analyze data in geodatabases to identify and validate tributaries and sensitive aquatic areas for forest management.Soils Survey - evaluate soils for burn severity as a BAER team member for the Chips fire. Conduct soil surveys to determine soil characteristics.Research - located peer reviewed journal articles to assist with future planning, review NEPA documents, and analyze current and historic photographs to evaluate changes. Best Management Practices - Monitor practices and guidelines implemented by NEPA to monitor past projects including: timber harvest, road closure, livestock grazing, prescription burn, fuels reduction and recreation. Extensively surveyed Forest Service and user-created roads for the Travel Management & Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Program to Identify roads contributing to sediment runoff and resource damage. Suggest closure of road if significantly contributing to resource damage. Proficient in ArchMap GIS software to create field maps.

• Firefighter II• Suppress wildland fires as a member of a 20-person handcrew• Prepare, ignite, burn, and mop of prescription burn sites• Maintenance and use of various tools and equipment including pulski, chainsaw, drip torch, shovel, backpack water packs, and safety equipment• Perform hose lays, clean hose, pack hose packs• Collect weather data and analyze weather conditions• Remove earth to create a barrier to reduce fire activity • Post-fire restoration including water bars to reduce possible sediment runoff and repair constructed handlineTraining: Basic 32, CPR/First Aid, Hazmat, and chainsaw operation. Additionally: assist with the hydrology, recreation department and fire dispatch. Perform hydrological road, and soil surveys, stream restoration including post disturbance seeding, BMPs, and collect water quality data.