Assembled and delegated a team of professionals dedicated to evaluating environmental quality and productivity. Collaborated with ecologists, foresters, arborists, landscape architects, and property owners to address identified issues. • Accomplished a variety of ecological restoration projects utilizing a combination of researched and self-taught techniques.• Used satellite imagery and GIS software to create itemized documents and property assessments.• Monitored the health of endangered plants and identified threats to their population survival. • Managed certified and professional organizations to discuss and implement strategies.• Created educational advertisements and property proposals using design applications like Canva. • Developed standardized guidelines to monitor and maintain the quality of services provided and ensure customer needs. • Ordered products needed to fulfill job requirements.

Led team for data collection and analysis of vernal pools. Collaborated with Michigan Natural Features Inventory (MNFI) to pinpoint highly productive sites. • Developed an updated system to address the lack of clear objective and strategies on previous project procedures.• Created a PowerPoint to present project results at a Scholarly Research Conference. • Provided Arc GIS Survey 123 application training to new team members.• Generated new methods to collect microhabitat productivity data within vernal pools.

Installed, monitored, and maintained 86 wildlife observation cameras within specifications of Greater sage-grouse predator research project. Created and updated documents, maps, and images used to collect data. • Deployed and monitored remote digital camera equipment at all research sites.• Pulled trailers, and operated ORV’s in rough terrain.• Generated and updated work site maps using GIS software.• Extensive Greater sage-grouse monitoring and tracking in an aircraft and on ground (telemetry)• Developed and organized survey documentation explaining technical procedures.• Accomplished daily responsibilities independently in remote location for extended periods.• Conducted avian point-count surveys.• Entered and proofed large quantities of data.

Worked on an environmental research project located on the Flint River. • Used casting nets to catch fish used to determine site quality.• Processed and tagged fish with field equipment• Recorded data collected from specimens• Used data to calculate stream quality scores and find trends. • Inventoried equipment • Trained new technicians on proper casting techniques and data collection methods.