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Thomas Trott is listed as Benthic Ecologist at Environmental Consults, based in Biddeford, Maine, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at earthlink.net, phone signal with area code 617, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Thomas Trott.
Thomas Trott previously worked as Environmental Consultant at Environmental Consults and Editorial Board at Northeastern Naturalist. Thomas Trott holds Ph.D., Biology from Boston University.
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The assessment, documentation, and influences of changes in fauna and flora on coastal processes and quality of life of coastal communities. My focus is the application of marine science and technologies to assess environmental change and guide policy for environmental management, conservation, and development of sustainable commercial marine industries. I support of citizen science through education and outreach as a means of raising public awareness of environmental issues and involvement in ecological research. By teaching simple, rigorous data collection procedures, nonprofessionals can fill significant information gaps in disciplines traditionally receiving low levels of funding.
Listed skills include Ecology, Marine Biology, Environmental Science, Environmental Awareness, and 44 others.
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Portland, Maine Area
Marine, estuarine, aquatic, riparian and shoreline assessments, surveys and monitoring. Education and instruction of professionals and nonprofessionals in field study techniques. Editing, reviewing and reporting.
West Boothbay Harbor, Maine
West Boothbay Harbor, Maine
Guiding field and laboratory work supporting the faunal component of the Maine Coastal Program's Maine Coastal Mapping Initiative. Collection using PONAR grab and expert identification of benthic marine invertebrates of all phyla represented in embayments, sandy beaches, and offshore waters of the Gulf of Maine. Core competency in statistical analysis of benthic community structure with Plymouth Routines in Ecological Research (PRIMER) and PERMANOVA+. Grant and report writing.
Boston, Massachusetts
Teaching, course development and application for undergraduate education and associated laboratories in ecology, animal behavior and scientific writing. Involvement of undergraduates in marine research.
Greater Boston Area
Advise, participate, and assist summer camp leaders how to implement a protocol for measuring abiotic and biotic trends in New England salt marshes with middle school students for a citizen science project of the New England Aquarium funded by the EPA. Develop and write a sampling protocol through discussions with scientists and teachers that adds value to NERR research and can be used as an effective teaching tool in other future programs. Assist camps with site selection. Serve as a resource for questions and problem solving. QA/QC of data prior to submission to a regional database. Participate in a virtual teen summit when project middle school students will swap data and share experiences.
Greater Boston Area
Educate summer camp program leaders how to implement the Census of Marine Life NaGISA (Natural Geography in Shore Areas) protocol, a method for measuring nearshore biodiversity, for a citizen science project funded by a NOAA grant to the New England Aquarium. Teach invertebrate identification and assist in development of a field guide with EOL. Facilitate problematic species identifications and serve as a resource for questions and problem solving. QC/QA of data collected by teens prior to submission to OBIS (Ocean Biogeographic Information System, http://www.iobis.org/).(see http://www.gulfofmaine.org/gomt/?p=1187)
Gulf Of Maine
This program was formed through collaboration between the two Census of Marine Life Programs HMAP (History of Marine Animal Populations) and NaGISA (Natural Geography in Shore Areas). For my work, a historical comparison was made of intertidal macroinvertebrate communities in Cobscook Bay and the Maine coast using a field sampling program developed by NaGISA to introduce this protocol into the Gulf of Maine. Census of Marine Life/NaGISA/HMAP, History of Natural Shores Program (HNS), Sloan Foundation. (http://nagisa.cbm.usb.ve/cms/history-of-the-near-shore/) & (http://hmapcoml.org/projects/hns/)
Gulf Of Maine
Intertidal biodiversity in the Gulf of Maine: detecting patterns of diversity and community change. Census of Marine Life Gulf of Maine Area Project. Present day macroinvertebrate distributions compared with 30 year-old baselines for detecting change and relationship to environmental factors. (http://www.gulfofmaine-census.org/research/research-projects/intertidal-zone/)
Wareham/Rochester, Massachusetts Area
Toxicology of pesticides in aquatic systems. Large-scale, long-term field testing of novel pesticides for EPA approval applied to semi-natural artificial ponds constructed in different states. Assisted in development of indices for measuring effects on fauna and flora; Advanced Report Writing Specialist with writing, assembling and management of final reports on tests.
New Bedford, Massachusetts
Offshore commercial fishing on Georges Banks, summers, as crew on the F/V Anne Jackson and F/V Kilkenny, both Western rig draggers, side trawl, with yellowtail flounder target catch. Position as engineer with responsibilities including maintenance of Caterpillar diesel engines, pumps, and electrical at sea and at dock. Additional positions as hold man responsible for icing, preservation of catch, and unloading. Proficient at setting trawls, navigation, and general deck operations. Skilled at operating Hathaway and various hydraulic winches, bottom drags and gear change overs. Time period began just prior to creation of the 200 mile limit and continued through commercial oil and gas exploration and ended before the collapse of the cod fishery.
Activities and Societies: • Neurochemistry and electrophysiology: Harvard Medical School, Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole.
Activities and Societies: • Duke Marine Laboratory • UNC Marine Science Laboratory • Savannah River Ecology Laboratory• Marine.
Activities and Societies: Shellfish Advisory Board, Commercial Groundfish Fisherman, Western Rig, Georges Banks• Marine Invertebrate.
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Thomas Trott works for Environmental Consults.
Thomas Trott is listed as Benthic Ecologist at Environmental Consults.
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Thomas Trott is based in Biddeford, Maine, United States while working with Environmental Consults.
Thomas Trott has worked for Environmental Consults, Northeastern Naturalist, Marine And Freshwater Behaviour And Physiology, Maine Coastal Mapping Initiative, and Maine Coastal Program.
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Thomas Trott holds Ph.D., Biology from Boston University.
Thomas Trott is listed with skills including Ecology, Marine Biology, Environmental Science, Environmental Awareness, Science, Biology, Research, and Environmental Education.
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