Lucas B. Reichhelm

Dedicated ecology and environmental science graduate with hands-on experience in field research, species surveys, and ecological conservation. Skilled in remote sensing, environmental modeling, and handling complex outdoor projects. Adept at working in both team-oriented and independent research settings.

• Plant Ecology
• Wetland Ecology
• Intermediate Environmental Geomatics
• Advanced Remote Sensing
• Principles of Natural Resource Management
• Vertebrate Zoology
• Fundamentals of Environmental and Ecological Modeling

• Personal experience handling hunting-trained bird dogs, specifically English Setters
• Experience camping in primitive setting
• Experience using 4WD vehicles and ATV’s, driving long distances
• Experience conducting vegetation surveys and wetland delineations
• Experience handling wild birds

• Student Service Program, Ecuador and the Galapagos, 06/15, 07/15, Re-numbered and tagged near-extinct, Yellow-Spotted and Giant River turtles in the Arajuno River, Amazon Basin, for replenishment, Re-built habitat area for turtle’s nesting environment, Studied Raptors and their habitat at Condor park in Ecuador, Studied indigenous animals in Animal rescue and rehabilitation center on Arajuno River, Studied marine life on Isabella Island, Galapagos, In depth study and observation of marine Iguanas, Taught English to students at Galapagos School
• Family Service, Cultural Study and Environmental Research, East Cape, Baja California Sur, Mexico, 01/10, 12/17, Personal solo research on habits and environment of: San Lucas Desert Iguana, Cape Spiny-tailed iguana, Black Widow Spider, Baja California Bark Scorpion, Baja California Rattlesnake