Scott Anderson Email & Phone Number

Raleigh, NC, US

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States

Coordinate the Science Support Team:As conservation work has become more complex over the past several years, our biologists have taken on diverse responsibilities: from the core roles of providing expert advice on species conservation, working with landowners, and putting conservation on the ground. They have also been applying for grants, publishing.

Raleigh, NC

• Provide leadership in state, regional, and national bird conservation initiatives designed to engage the public in bird conservation, provide venues for researcher coordination and collaboration, and assist in.
• Application for, administration of annual federal grants and other ad hoc grant opportunities.
• Consult on conservation policy development (state species listing, NEPA documentation, Double-crested Cormorant rule, Migratory Bird Treaty Act, strategic planning).
• Inaugural member and lead, NC Wildlife Resources Commission Bird Conservation Leadership Team.
• Serve on the 2021 Neotropical Migratory Bird Conservation Act grant review team.
• Led review of bird species for the 2015 Wildlife Action Plan Species of Greatest Conservation Need status using modified guidelines from Salafsky et al 2008.

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

Lead the GIS Team for the Division of Wildlife Management and support the use of GIS technology within the Division. Projects include: update 128-page book of public Game Land maps annually, model bobwhite quail habitat across the state, guide development of a comprehensive database supporting multiple wildlife diversity projects, guide development of a.

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

Managed, developed, and enhanced 14 databases for the statewide Faunal Diversity and Non-Game Aquatics programs. Cataloged and developed USGS-compliant metadata (biological data standard) for tabular and spatial datasets. Created data entry forms and database structure for PDA/GPS units for field data collection. Experience: ArcGIS 9.0 (including.

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States

• Coordinate meetings of bird researchers in North Carolina and beyond to encourage communication/collaboration/cooperation.
• Member of leadership team to create the Partners in Flight Eastern Working Group.
• Member, US North American Bird Conservation Initiative Human Dimensions subcommittee, Social Science Coordinator advisory team; Chair, Communications subcommittee. Assist development of bird conservation messaging.
• Vice Co-Chair, Bird- and Fish- Related Conflict Working Group, Member, Bird Conservation Committee, Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies. Played key role in compiling cohesive feedback from a diverse group of bird.
• Serve on Partners in Flight website management team.
• Participate in Atlantic Flyway Nongame Technical Section meetings.

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States

• Provide leadership for the six-agency cooperative effort designed to promote birding, bird education, and patronage of local businesses.
• Provide direction and supervise social media & outreach – designed and developed website. Inform public through entertaining and innovative presentations, newsletter, and social media. Over 1,000 newsletter sign-ups.
• Develop engaging web experience to highlight Trail site locations using web technologies – increased website visitation 79%.
• Supervise NCBT assistant managing social media and public engagement.

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States

• Assist in design, collection, and data analysis of conservation projects.
• Co-administer grants for internal and external projects.
• Co-PI for Bachman’s sparrow project – reviewed quadrangles, placed point counts, and surveyed Upper Piedmont. Designed and managed database of data from 1,755 point counts.
• Co-PI for Riparian Breeding Bird Project – Surveyed streams and rivers via canoe for 13 focal species. Mapped and analyzed resulting data across the NC Piedmont and Coastal Plain, managing data from 86 routes covering.

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States

Coordinator for the NCWRC’s internal Wildlife Leadership Development Program, cultivating experiences to enhance ability to identify & address pervasive, long-term, and wicked challenges. National Conservation Leadership Institute Fellow - Cohort 10.

Bryan/College Station, Texas Area

Taught USDA food safety inspectors how to care for and use computers through weekly 4-day training courses. Answered questions from inspectors in the field through a phone-in help line. Diagnosed problems, repaired computers, and installed software.

Hartford, Connecticut Area

Maintained and created databases to track business applications using MS Access, Lotus Notes and Visual Basic. Collected and summarized progress reports from all divisions of the company to monitor conversion of computer systems to year 2000 compliance. Designed and created relational database structure, built forms to standardize data entry, wrote macros.

Gloucester, MA

Collected and entered data, developed photos, and used photos for identification of cetacean species. Assisted in the biopsy and necropsy of humpback whales. Research project resulted in publication in Marine Mammal Science.

Gloucester, MA

Presented information about avian and mammalian marine species seen during 4-hour whale watching excursions for up to 300 passengers per day. Collected behavior and location data on cetaceans and photographed finback and humpback whales for identification. Organized and entered data collected during trips.

Portal, AZ

Surveyed southeastern Arizona for northern goshawk nesting territories. Banded and collected blood samples from Cooper's hawk and goshawk adults and chicks.

Dutch John, UT

Collected data to determine three-toed woodpecker, flammulated owl, and northern goshawk population estimates. Identified numerous bird species by sight and sound. Characterized habitat requirements of survey species.

Ms, Wildlife Science

Studied foraging ecology and chick provisioning of Caspian terns nesting in the Columbia River estuary. Supervised one field assistant..

Ba, Biology

Bs, Environmental Science

Officer in the UD Outing Club - led climbing, caving, backpacking and canoeing trips.