Grand Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve
Currently, I am the Stewardship Coordinator at the Grand Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve (Grand Bay NERR). The NERR system consists of 25 reserves nation-wide. As Stewardship Coordinator at Grand Bay NERR, I am responsible for wildlife and habitat management on the reserve. My current projects and responsibilities include:

Invasive species monitoring and control;
Monitoring submerged aquatic vegetation (SAV) and oyster beds;
Coordinating prescribed fire activities with the USFWS;
Development of a land acquisition plan;
Small mammal trapping;
Game check station;
Development of GIS capability at the NERR, and GIS technical support for the staff.

Related Sites:
MS Department of Marine Resources - The state partner agency that administers federal funds provided for Grand Bay NERR

Mexican Spotted Owl Project
From 1994 through March 2003, I was the project leader for a Mexican spotted owl demography project. The demography project had two study sites, one on the Coconino National Forest, Arizona and one on the Gila National Forest, New Mexico. We completed our 12th year of field data collection in 2002. The University of Minnesota Spotted Owl Research Group homepage contains information and links for current and past spotted owl projects of our research group.

Field Notes and Journals

Professional Resume

Last update: 17 June 2006