Amanda R Waddle
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Credentials
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Zero Waste Associate Certification
Zero Waste USAJul, 2020- Oct, 2024 -
TRUE Advisor
Green Business Certification, Inc.Mar, 2018- Oct, 2024 -
Certification in Sustainable Resource Management
GreenEducations.USApr, 2020- Oct, 2024
Experience
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Zero Waste USA
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United States
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Environmental Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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Program Manager
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May 2022 - Present
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Zero Waste Associate
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Apr 2020 - Present
Instructor for Zero Waste USA's Zero Waste Associates certification program.
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Zero Waste Associate
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Dec 2020 - Present
Zero Waste community planning. Zero Waste community planning.
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The Repurpose Project
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United States
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Non-profit Organizations
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Director of Zero Waste
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Aug 2019 - Present
Repurpose Project Partners to Zero Waste is a new initiative of The Repurpose Project in Gainesville, FL. We work with businesses and schools to get them on the path towards Zero Waste. We also consult on events, do Zero Waste training and hold Zero Waste hours in The Repurpose Project. Repurpose Project Partners to Zero Waste is a new initiative of The Repurpose Project in Gainesville, FL. We work with businesses and schools to get them on the path towards Zero Waste. We also consult on events, do Zero Waste training and hold Zero Waste hours in The Repurpose Project.
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Santa Fe College
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Adjunct Instructor
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Aug 2018 - Aug 2019
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Biologist
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Apr 2007 - Sep 2007
Investigated effects of residual pesticide on wildlife (amphibians and alligators) at Lake Apopka, FL. Incubated 60 clutches of American alligator eggs, collected yolk samples, and staged alligator embryos. Duties included planning field work, preparing IACUC forms, managing project budget, and report writing. Investigated effects of residual pesticide on wildlife (amphibians and alligators) at Lake Apopka, FL. Incubated 60 clutches of American alligator eggs, collected yolk samples, and staged alligator embryos. Duties included planning field work, preparing IACUC forms, managing project budget, and report writing.
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Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission
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United States
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Law Enforcement
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500 - 600 Employee
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Biological Scientist II
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Mar 2006 - Mar 2007
Researched minimum flows and levels on the Withlacoochee River, FL. Collected aquatic invertebrate samples in the field using standard techniques. Counted and identified all invertebrate samples to the lowest possible taxa in laboratory. Researched minimum flows and levels on the Withlacoochee River, FL. Collected aquatic invertebrate samples in the field using standard techniques. Counted and identified all invertebrate samples to the lowest possible taxa in laboratory.
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University of Florida
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Biological Scientist
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Feb 2004 - Feb 2006
Lead on an amphibian research project in Everglades National Park. Duties included conducting amphibian field surveys, data management, scheduling field work, report writing, manuscript preparation, and hiring and supervision of junior staff. Additional work involved capture and surveys of American alligators and American crocodiles. Lead on an amphibian research project in Everglades National Park. Duties included conducting amphibian field surveys, data management, scheduling field work, report writing, manuscript preparation, and hiring and supervision of junior staff. Additional work involved capture and surveys of American alligators and American crocodiles.
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Florida Museum of Natural History
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United States
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Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos
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1 - 100 Employee
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Field Assistant
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May 2002 - Dec 2003
Conducted field research on diet and condition of adult American alligators. Experience with capture and care of American alligators. Conducted field research on diet and condition of adult American alligators. Experience with capture and care of American alligators.
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Biologist
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Apr 2003 - Nov 2003
Worked as a member of the FWC's alligator management and research section. Participated in catching juvenile American alligators for a West Nile study, alligator night light surveys, alligator egg collection for ongoing clutch viability study, and laboratory work involving alligator egg incubation and hatching. Worked as a member of the FWC's alligator management and research section. Participated in catching juvenile American alligators for a West Nile study, alligator night light surveys, alligator egg collection for ongoing clutch viability study, and laboratory work involving alligator egg incubation and hatching.
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Adjunct Professor
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May 2002 - Dec 2002
Instructor for three classes in the Zoo Animal Technology Program: Animal Breeding and Animal Nutrition summer 2002 and Biological Conservation and Zoo Orientation fall 2002. Instructor for three classes in the Zoo Animal Technology Program: Animal Breeding and Animal Nutrition summer 2002 and Biological Conservation and Zoo Orientation fall 2002.
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Jacksonville Zoological Garden
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United States
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Retail
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Mammal Zookeeper I & II
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Jul 1997 - Aug 2001
Primary responsibility was primate keeper (including great apes) but also trained and work with various mammal species. Responsible for animal care, observations, exhibit cleaning, exhibit repair, enrichment, animal training, record keeping, visitor interaction, diet preparation and guided tours. Assisted veterinarian suring animal annual exams and emergency procedures. Organized Bowling for Rhinos fundraiser as president of Jacksonville's AAZK chapter. Primary responsibility was primate keeper (including great apes) but also trained and work with various mammal species. Responsible for animal care, observations, exhibit cleaning, exhibit repair, enrichment, animal training, record keeping, visitor interaction, diet preparation and guided tours. Assisted veterinarian suring animal annual exams and emergency procedures. Organized Bowling for Rhinos fundraiser as president of Jacksonville's AAZK chapter.
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Education
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University of Florida
Master's of Science, Interdisciplinary Ecology -
Friends University
Bachelor's of Science, Zoology/Animal Biology -
Santa Fe College
Associate of Science - AS, Zoo Animal Technology -
Lake-Sumter Community College
General Studies