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ANGELA MUNDT

Carlsbad,CA

Summary

Reliable and professional field technician. Working experience with GPS, ArcGIS, compass, range-finder and electronic data collection. Accustomed to driving four-wheel drive vehicles and working under demanding environmental conditions.

Overview

14
14
years of professional experience

Work History

Field Technician

Institute for Wildlife Studies
02.2023 - Current
  • Live-trapped and processed over 100 island foxes as part of a long-term mark-recapture study
  • Radio-collared and monitored foxes for disease introduction and recovery of mortalities
  • Regularly performed necropsies on recovered foxes and preserved specimens for analysis
  • Assisted in veterinary care of injured or sick foxes
  • Participated in post ESA de-listing monitoring for Bell's sparrow
  • Conducted transect surveys for Bell's sparrows to collect data on breeding behavior and density
  • Created territory maps using ArcGIS
  • Performed vegetation analysis estimating plant cover by species

Ecology Technician

National Ecological observatory network
06.2022 - 10.2022
  • Live-trapped and pit-tagged small mammals using Sherman traps to collect blood and tissue
  • Used standardized protocols to sample ground beetles, mosquitoes, ticks and soils
  • Conducted microscopic and taxonomic identification of invertebrate samples
  • Accustomed to carrying 30-to-40-pound backpack at elevations up to 9,500 feet
  • Performed detailed electronic data entry and data quality control

Wildlife Technician and Independent Contractor

United States Forest Service
05.2010 - 08.2021
  • Performed surveys for USFS sensitive raptor species; assisted in selection of sampling methods and survey protocols
  • Conducted point count surveys in forest patch cuts
  • Regularly assisted in preparation of Biological Assessments and Evaluations in accordance with NEPA and ESA
  • Assisted in grant identification, partnership development and proposal writing
  • Trained field crew members in survey protocol, species identification and ArcGIS

Education

Master's Curriculum & Instruction-Secondary Science -

University of Colorado
Denver, CO
12.2007

Bachelor's History -

Northwestern University
Evanston, IL

Professional recognition

  • Seasonal of the Year 2008, Boulder Ranger District
  • USDA Certificate of Merit, 2005

References

  • Deanna Williams, Wildlife Biologist, U.S. Forest Service, (303) 903-4155, deannawilliams@usda.gov
  • Beverly Baker, Wildlife Biologist, U.S. Forest Service, (901) 230-6964, catbirdbb@gmail.com
  • Kelley McCahill, Supervisor and Field Ecologist, National Ecological Observatory Network,

    (860) 921-8640, mccahill@battelleecology.org

Timeline

Field Technician

Institute for Wildlife Studies
02.2023 - Current

Ecology Technician

National Ecological observatory network
06.2022 - 10.2022

Wildlife Technician and Independent Contractor

United States Forest Service
05.2010 - 08.2021

Master's Curriculum & Instruction-Secondary Science -

University of Colorado

Bachelor's History -

Northwestern University
ANGELA MUNDT