CHRISTINE WEBBER

Conservation Biology Master graduate with a strong background in field and research work. Experienced in conducting individual and team-based research projects, with a specific focus on conservation efforts. Diverse skill set encompassing data collection, analysis, and implementation of sustainable practices. Committed to making a positive impact on the environment through the application of scientific knowledge and dedication to conservation initiatives.

• Fundamentals of GIS, 03/21, 3YAANQWWQ2W
• GIS Data Formats, Design and Quality, 08/21, 2ZSEXE3UHAKZ
• Introduction to GIS Mapping, 03/21, EQQX7HB9YARM
• Humans as Subjects IRB, 07/19, 28094275
• AALAS Introduction to Fish, 09/17, 4225045
• AALAS Animal Welfare Act Regulations, 04/15, 3327308
• AALAS Aquatic Animal Husbandry and Management, 04/15, 3327350

• APPROACHES TO ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP, Belize, Summer 2019, Experiential learning of coral reefs and marine ecology, along with the conservation of manatees, forest ecology, and an overview of the role of zoos in conservation and community-based conservation.
• ORANGUTAN CONSERVATION, Borneo, Summer 2018, Field course focused on primate conservation with introduction to the ecology of Southeast Asian rainforest and community-based conservation; coursework included the use of inquiry-driven learning, participatory education, and public engagement in science.
• MARINE DYNAMICS, Gansbaai, South Africa, Fall 2017, Studied ecotourism and marine conservation from marine biologists amongst great white sharks, southern right whales, African penguins, and seabirds.
• RIVERSIDE WILDLIFE REHABILITATION CENTRE, Letsitele, South Africa, Summer 2017, Rehabilitation and reintroduction of wildlife species firsthand for ecological restoration. Acquired skills in primate monitoring, assisting with clinical procedures, quarantine intake, and wildlife husbandry.