I'm currently a student studying environmental biology and geography at Ohio University. My research interests include: landscape ecology, camera traps, citizen + collaborative science, and computational ecology. In the past, I've worked on projects related to white-tailed deer and currently assist with small mammal research projects at Ohio University.

I initially fell into CS/programming through its use in GIS and ecology, but eventually found it to be a new passion I plan on continually developing as I continue towards a career in the environmental industry. So far, I've primarily worked with Python but am slowly building a proficiency in R as well.

• My capstone research project for geography, focused on the effects of spatial scaling in ecological studies using white-tailed deer as a model.

• A camera trap study looking at deer populations within Hopewell Culture National Historical Park.
  
  

• A class project looking at the distribution of trees within the Ridges Land Lab, Athens, OH and the effects of habitat variables on tree assemblages.

• An updated birding checklist that covers the species of Hopewell Culture National Historical Park.
• Based on a checklist dating to 1999, iNaturalist and eBird distribution data, and surveys from the NPS Heartland Network.

• A class project mapping accessibility across Ohio University's campus.