Sturgeon conservation, sonar imagery, GoPro footage, geospatial analysis, & mapping benthic habitat. This presentation summarizes my summer fellowship project with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in the Upper Red River Basin of northwestern Minnesota.

An overview of object-based image analysis and how it deviates from pixel-based classifiers.

15-page document outlining my prior graduate work analyzing spatial data for conservation of an imperiled turtle.

This concise presentation walks through a geospatial analysis step by step.

Using a series of interactive web maps, we detail the workflow and results of a remote sensing analysis.

In a series called the "Deer Crew Diaries," I wrote weekly field updates from 2016-17 through Penn State. Published by Penn State in cooperation with the Game Commission, this blog is very high profile and heavily engaged by the public.

For a graduate class project, I assessed the impact of record-setting wildfires on critical habitat.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service published a brief overview I wrote regarding my fellowship project. I conducted a lake sturgeon habitat assessment on 3 lakes in northwestern Minnesota using sonar mapping techniques and GoPro video verification.

The Wisconsin DNR published an article I wrote summarizing my project to estimate their beaver population. This quarterly newsletter is distributed to the Friends Group of Crex Meadows Wildlife Area.