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AIS Technician working with zebra mussels

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Trail building, invasive species control, and public interpretation for North Carolina State Parks.

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Field Biologist for Biodiversity Research Institute in Sandborn Pond area, Maine.Focus on nest and pair surveys of Common Loon.

1.Resighting banded individuals as part of long-term demographic and contaminant studies;
2. Deploying, maintaining and removing artificial nest rafts;
3. Capture and banding of loons
4. Collecting abandoned eggs, eggshells and loon carcasses

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Ecology Center Director

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Wolf Park Intern: Animal Caretaking, public education, park maintenance duties.

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Amphibian Technician for the Center of Adirondack Diversity, working with Dr. David Patrick and Dr. Elizabeth Harper

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Field Technician performing radio telemetry on Rusty Blackbirds in the Androscoggin Valley for the New Hampshire Audubon Society.

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Field Intern for the Denali Highway Shrub-tundra Project: Involves camping along the Denali Highway. The Alaska Bird Observatory will be investigating basic breeding ecology of 7 target species: Arctic Warbler, Wilson's Warbler, Savannah, White-crowned, and American Tree Sparrow and Gray-cheeked Thrush. We will be taking vegetation measurements to assess if climate change is affecting this particular suite of birds. In addition to nest searching, point counts, spot-mapping and vegetation surveys, we will also be target netting adults--most of these species are monomorphic so colorbands will enable us to differentiate birds.

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USFWS job, duties include: Locating nests, monitoring nest and egg status, and re-sighting, capturing, and banding incubating geese and waterfowl species, mainly Pacific Black Brant and Spectacled Eiders. Also documenting brood movements, sighting, capturing, and banding ducklings, collecting water samples from wetlands, and capturing and banding flightless cackling geese.

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Around the Fulton Chain in Old Forge, NY, the watershed steward will assist the Adirondack Watershed Institute in checking boats for invasive species.

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Duties include conducting various small mammal inventories (mainly livetrapping) and assisting with a variety of other wildlife inventories (birds, herptiles, bats, dragonflies, vegetative covertypes) in a variety of habitats and locations, and assistig with a variety of resource management activities including invasive plant control and eradication, there is also some computer data entry. Opportunity to attend local workshops such as habitat management or invasive plant identification (depending on availability).

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Biological Intern for US Forest Service's Spotted Owl Demography Project in Lassen National Park.

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Naturalist and environmental educator to children in Allegany State Park.

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General ecology and inventory work on migratory birds wintering near Iquitos, Peru in the Amazon River Basin while assisting remote villages with building schools.

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I will be working for the Vermont Dept. of Fish and Wildlife.
I will be teaching courses such as wildlife biology, wetlands ecosystems, hunter safety, and first aid.

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Maine Coastal Islands National Wildlife Refuge as a SCEP for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. I will mostly be working on Petit Manan Island doing research for my capstone with Black Guillemots as well as assisting the refuge with seabird censuses of Arctic and common terns, Atlantic puffins, and commmon eiders throughout the summer. I will also be working on the mainland, improving the refuge's trail systems and working with public outreach aspects.

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NJ Division of Fish and Wildlife, Bureau of Shellfisheries. I will primarily be working with Delaware Bay Oysters but we also do some work with Atlantic Ocean Surf Clams.

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Dr. Patrick will be finishing up his work with chameleons on a Nat Geo project with a grad student.

Story in http://issuu.com/paulsmiths/docs/seq_summer_10/1

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Will be analyzing data and writing papers for snowshoe hare and conservation law enforcement research

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It's all about the WILDLIFE and FISHERIES experience!
http://www.paulsmiths.edu/forestry/fisheries.php

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I'm doing sea bird research and predator control on an Island at Maine Coastal Islands Wildlife Refuge.

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My fisheries job is with Trout Unlimited and the USFWS. It is a joint effort betwen the two organizations, I will be paid by Trout Unlimited and be working out of the USFWS office in Elkins WV. The job is working with private landowners through programs like WHIP to restore brook trout habitat to high elevation mountain streams and rivers in West Virginia.

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Once again, this summer, myself and the rest of the Adirondack Watershed Institute staff will be studying 120 lakes from all corners of the Adirondack Park. We will be studying lakes for invasive species control, acid deposition monitoring and the use of lime, road salt contamination, fisheries health and stocking recommendations and eutrophication through human development. We will be partnering with the Hamilton and Franklin Counties Soil and Water Conservation offices, the Department of Environmental Conservation, Protect The Adirondacks, and many local lakes associations.

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Deer farm - bottling and handling fawns, cleaning stalls, looking after the fawns, and other misc. things. (first part of summer)

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Surveying frogs by listening at different sites and collecting mink frog eggs and putting them in cattle tanks with changing temp. (second part of summer)