About me

Background:

B.A. Biology, SUNY Oswego (1994)

Ph.D. Ecology and Environmental Science, University of Maine, Orono (2008) 

Research Interests:

Wetland and stream ecology and conservation, amphibian conservation, headwater ecology, influences of small ecosystems on landscape function and processes.

See my Current Research or Research Interests Pages

Regular Courses (modules) taught at NUI Galway

• TI 151 - Principals of Physical Geography

• TI 235 - Biogeography

• TI 354 - 3rd Year Research Seminars

• TI 6105 - Biodiversity and Coastal Change (MSc)

    Other courses taught

• TI 258 - Sustainability and the Environment

• TI 704 - Environment and Risk

Previous courses taught at Marymount Manhattan College:

• BIOL 222 - General Biology II and Laboratory sections

• ENV 115 - Environmental Science

• BIOL 330 - Conservation Biology

• BIOL 392 - Ecology

• ENV 333 - Applied Environmental Science

Past professional experience:

Consultants: Fugro East, ENSR, AECOM, Woodlot Alternatives, Alion Science and Technology

• Ecological Risk Assessment, Region 2 Superfund Sites

• Species Management Plans

• Wetland Delineation and Mapping

• Threatened and Endangered Species Surveys, Relocation, and Impact Analysis

• NEPA Resource Permitting and Management