Experience

Livermore Area Recreation and Park District

• United States
• Government Administration
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Park Enhancement Aide with Living Arroyos- Field Lead

  • Aug 2018 - Present

  • Leading and managing urban stream mitigation projects • Manage and guide the interns during field work • Assist in training and educating new interns in the program • Help interns learn about native flora and fauna, and hydrology • Assist in teaching them to plant and care for native flora • Implement public outreach and volunteer projects • Manage riparian mitigation projects in the Tri-Valley area • Propagate and manage small native plant nursery Show less



Garden Fever Garden Center

• Portland, Oregon Area

• Seasonal Sales Associate

  • Feb 2017 - Dec 2017

  • Greeted and aided customers • Watered, pruned, and repotted various plants to maintain their health • Remained knowledgeable on products offered • Organized store before opening and after closing • Greeted and aided customers • Watered, pruned, and repotted various plants to maintain their health • Remained knowledgeable on products offered • Organized store before opening and after closing



Livermore Area Recreation and Park District

• United States
• Government Administration
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Park Enhancement Aide with Living Arroyos

  • Jun 2016 - Sep 2016

  • Managed ecological restoration projects under California's drought condition • Performed creek cleanups, invasive weed removal, outgrown plants' cages removal • Completed bioengineering for streambank erosion control • Supported teammates with other daily duties • Managed ecological restoration projects under California's drought condition • Performed creek cleanups, invasive weed removal, outgrown plants' cages removal • Completed bioengineering for streambank erosion control • Supported teammates with other daily duties



Zone 7 Water Agency

• Utilities
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Field Apprentice with Living Arroyos

  • Jun 2015 - Sep 2015

  • Applied California Rapid Assessment Method (CRAM) and Riparian Vegetation Reference Index (RiVR) to create an ecological baseline of Wildcat Creek • Completed ecological research project • Organized and entered information to database • Applied California Rapid Assessment Method (CRAM) and Riparian Vegetation Reference Index (RiVR) to create an ecological baseline of Wildcat Creek • Completed ecological research project • Organized and entered information to database



East Bay Regional Park District

• United States
• Government Administration
• 400 - 500 Employee

• Summer Intern

  • Jun 2015 - Sep 2015

  ● Applied California Rapid Assessment Method (CRAM) and Riparian Vegetation Reference Index (RiVR) to create an ecological baseline of Wildcat Creek ● Completed ecological research project. ● Organized and entered information to database. ● Applied California Rapid Assessment Method (CRAM) and Riparian Vegetation Reference Index (RiVR) to create an ecological baseline of Wildcat Creek ● Completed ecological research project. ● Organized and entered information to database.



Urban Creeks Council

• United States
• Architecture and Planning

• Field Apprentice with Living Arroyos

  • Sep 2013 - Apr 2015

  • Organized and managed volunteer days • Helped manage bi-monthly volunteer events • Guided volunteers with various projects such as planting acorns and native seedlings, weed removal and creak clean ups • Taught community members about native habitats and need to protect such habitats • Completed ecological restoration projects • Invasive plant removal, weed whacking, augering, mass tree planting, watering and bank erosion control • Organized and managed volunteer days • Helped manage bi-monthly volunteer events • Guided volunteers with various projects such as planting acorns and native seedlings, weed removal and creak clean ups • Taught community members about native habitats and need to protect such habitats • Completed ecological restoration projects • Invasive plant removal, weed whacking, augering, mass tree planting, watering and bank erosion control