
Undergraduate Wildlife Biologist dedicated to expanding knowledge in wildlife and conservation through practical, hands-on experience. Passionate about applying academic insights to real-world challenges in the field, with a strong commitment to preserving biodiversity and promoting sustainable practices. Eager to contribute to impactful projects that enhance wildlife habitats and foster conservation efforts. Seeking opportunities to collaborate with professionals and gain valuable insights that drive effective conservation strategies.
De-escalating potentially violent situations-Crisis and Trauma resource institute.
Suicide Intervention Skills-Crisis and Trauma resource institute.
1. Animal resource selection mapping using standard field methods for habitat utilization
distribution (UD) and kernel density estimation (KDE) for Mallards, Southern Rocky Mountains, Colorado.
2. Measurement and analysis of forest habitat fragmentation and connectivity using
maximum diameter circle (MDC), interior-to-edge ratio (I/E), and percolation threshold
(Pc) methods and conservation mapping tools including Resilient and Connected
Landscapes (Esri, Version 2.0, 2025), Center for Resilient Conservation Science and The
Nature Conservancy.
3. Invasive plant species identification, dissection, and estimation of aboveground biomass
(AGB) and belowground biomass (BGB) allocation of Creeping Thistle
using standard methods developed by the Colorado Natural Heritage Program (CNHP),
Colorado State University.
4. Model IUCN (International Union on the Conservation of Nature) Protected Area
Designation proposal using the Effective Protected Area Design Framework (WCPA
Series No. 21), World Commission on Protected Areas, United Nations General Council.