Esteffany Harvey

Undergraduate Coursework & Applied Ecological Analysis - Arizona State University

• Conducted ecological analyses interpreting species interactions, population dynamics, and community structure.
• Evaluated conservation strategies and biodiversity threats through case studies.
• Applied quantitative modeling techniques to assess ecological variables and environmental gradients.
• Explored human dimensions of conservation.
• Integrated spatial concepts into ecological interpretation and habitat assessment.

Ecology & Conservation Projects

• Analyzed ecological datasets to identify patterns in species distribution, abundance, and community structure.
• Evaluated conservation challenges using biodiversity case studies and environmental ethics frameworks.
• Built quantitative models to interpret ecological data and support conservation decision-making.
• Synthesized ecological findings into written summaries and presentations.
• Explored climate-driven biodiversity issues.

Field & Lab Experience

• Plant trait measurement, specimen handling, desert ecology fieldwork
• Soil sampling, root biomass concepts, vegetation surveys
• Data recording, QA/QC, and sample processing
• Species identification and ecological observation techniques