Amanda Preece, USA

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Amanda Preece, USA

Amanda Preece, Monterey, California 

Birds, Wildlife, Environmental Science, Rehabilitation, Animal Husbandry,  Monterey, California 

(  x2019Conference Camera  x2018Conference Camera  x2019Talk  xSea Level Rise xRemote xBird  xWildlife  xRehabilitation  )

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 M.S. student in Environmental Science examining factors that influence reproductive success of native song birds in coastal central California's urban green spaces.

 

2019  Monterey Audubon Society Board of Directors

https://www.montereyaudubon.org/calendar-of-events

2019 Conference Talk: TUESDAY, JULY 9: Black Oystercatchers and Sea Level Rise in Pacific Grove, California with Amanda Preece and Rahil Ryder
"Amanda and Rahil will discuss their work on the effects of sea level rise on the availability of Black Oystercatcher habitat in Pacific Grove, CA. Both masters students at CSUMB, Amanda and Rahil took on the challenging topic of sea level rise for their Remote Sensing class, in which satellite imagery or other remotely sensed data is used to answer specific ecological questions. They used ArcGIS in conjunction with NOAA's sea level rise projections, plus additional help from our local Black Oystercatcher Monitoring Project, to develop maps that indicate which sections of the oystercatcher territories are at risk from sea level rise. "

 

2018 to Present  Member of the  SCGIS Camera/News Team.

 

 

CHRONOLOGY

2006 – Oct 2010    Seasonal Keeper Tautphaus Park Zoo   City of Idaho Falls

 

2007 – 2009   Humboldt State University  Bachelor's degree Biology,

 

2011 – Dec 2013    Aviculturist I    Monterey Bay Aquarium

 

2013:  MONTEREY BAY AREA NATURE BLOG  Bird is the word.

https://abpreece.wordpress.com/2013/12/17/end-of-the-year/

“Here around Christmas, the birding listserv lights up with the Christmas Birds Counts for the region. It is amazing to me the amount of time and level of dedication that these birders put forth. For the Big Sur region, the team counted 132 different species of bird. That’s amazing!...”

 

2014 – Present  Forestry Aide   California State Parks  Pacific Grove, CA

 

2014 – Present  Volunteer Diver,  Monterey Bay Aquarium  Volunteer Diver

Kelp Forest feeding show diver on Sunday A team. Every other Sunday, dive in Kelp Forest exhibit and educate people about how amazing the ocean is! Get to feed cool fish, too.

 

Mar 2015 – Present Volunteer Black Oystercatcher (BLOY) Monitor   Pacific Grove Museum of Natural

Monitor the BLOY pairs at Asilomar State Beach, keep detailed records of breeding activity, educate the public about how to help the BLOYs.

 

Apr 2015 – Oct 2016  Volunteer Wildlife Rehabilitation Technician  The SPCA for Monterey County

 

2017  California State University, Monterey Bay   Master's degree   Environmental Science

 

2018  Board of Directors,  Secretary & Trip Leader,  Monterey Audubon Society

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