Abigail Nelson

Science Teacher at Lynnhaven Academy
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Experience

    • United States
    • Education Administration Programs
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Science Teacher
      • Aug 2016 - Present

    • United States
    • Higher Education
    • 300 - 400 Employee
    • Using Photographs to Mark Poison Dart Frogs
      • Jan 2014 - Jan 2014

      I spent a month exploring an alternative and less-invasive method than toe-clipping for surveying poison dart frogs. I examined the efficacy of using color patterns (photographs) to identify O. pumilio in mark-recapture surveys. I spent a month exploring an alternative and less-invasive method than toe-clipping for surveying poison dart frogs. I examined the efficacy of using color patterns (photographs) to identify O. pumilio in mark-recapture surveys.

    • United States
    • Higher Education
    • 300 - 400 Employee
    • Amphibian Field Assistant
      • Jan 2013 - Jan 2013

      My work as a research assistant, examined the efficacy of using avian survey techniques to survey poison dart frogs. I aided in conducting these techniques (playback surveys and point-count estimates) as well as quadrat litter surveys. My work as a research assistant, examined the efficacy of using avian survey techniques to survey poison dart frogs. I aided in conducting these techniques (playback surveys and point-count estimates) as well as quadrat litter surveys.

  • Delaware-Otsego Audubon Society
    • Franklin Mountain, Oneonta NY
    • Raptor Research Internship
      • Sep 2012 - Dec 2012

      Working with the Audubon Society, I identified and counted birds of prey at Franklin Mountain Hawkwatch, and recorded data at Hawkwatch including bird counts, temperature, wind speed, cloud cover, and visibility. I also Identified individual adult bald eagles from a series of ~21,000 photographs taken from a cameratrap in Burlington, NY. Working with the Audubon Society, I identified and counted birds of prey at Franklin Mountain Hawkwatch, and recorded data at Hawkwatch including bird counts, temperature, wind speed, cloud cover, and visibility. I also Identified individual adult bald eagles from a series of ~21,000 photographs taken from a cameratrap in Burlington, NY.

  • New York Stare Parks and Recreation
    • Robert V. Riddell State Park, Oneonta, NY
    • Field Studies Internship
      • Jun 2012 - Aug 2012

      10-week internship where I was responsible for monitoring a long-term forest plot, by identifying and measuring DBH, height, and foliage cover of tree species. In addition to this, I assisted in the mapping of invasive plants, monitored an Emerald Ash Borer trap, and conducted water quality samples using chemical tests and macroinvertebrate surveys. 10-week internship where I was responsible for monitoring a long-term forest plot, by identifying and measuring DBH, height, and foliage cover of tree species. In addition to this, I assisted in the mapping of invasive plants, monitored an Emerald Ash Borer trap, and conducted water quality samples using chemical tests and macroinvertebrate surveys.

Education

  • Virginia Commonwealth University
    Master’s Degree, Biology/Biological Sciences, Ecology
    2014 - 2016
  • Hartwick College
    Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Biology, General
    2010 - 2014
  • James Cook University
    Semester Abroad, Tropical Biology
    2013 - 2013

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