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TIMOTHY KNORR

Jacksonville,NC

Summary

Highly enthusiastic and motivated biological science technician looking to progress within the USDA-APHIS agency. With passion about the mission and services we provide I strive to continue my career within the agency with my knowledge, education, and experience to provide the USDA with a proficient wildlife biologist they can trust and rely upon.

Overview

3
3
years of professional experience

Work History

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE TECHNICIAN 0404-GS 05/06

USDA-APHIS WILDLIFE SERVICES
07.2023 - Current
  • Mitigate wildlife hazards on and around airfields
  • Conduct habitat management
  • Perform semi-monthly surveys for birds and mammals (Survey123)
  • Handle wildlife nuisance/care needs on base
  • Raptor banding and relocation
  • American alligator relocation
  • Predator trapping for threaten/endangered species protection
  • Alleviate nuisance wildlife (Canada geese and beaver)
  • Wildlife disease sampling
  • Cooperate with other agencies to obtain and use permits to handle and manage wildlife by government standards
  • Conduct daily reports and assessments
  • Utilize GIS for analysis and visual representation of management efforts
  • Work with cooperators to manage wildlife effectively

FIELD TECHNICIAN

WILDWOOD FORESTRY CONSULTANTS PLLC
09.2021 - 06.2023
  • Worked with federal, state, and private clients to manage for forest stand improvement and invasive species management
  • Utilized equipment such as ATVs/UTVs, chainsaws, chemical applicators, and hand tools under federal and state regulation requirements
  • Performed prescribed burns for forest stand improvement, invasive species management, and native species rejuvenation
  • Used extensive knowledge of eastern U.S. flora and fauna identification skills to management for client priorities
  • Utilized Avenza, GPS, and GIS applications to support and record work in the field along with visual representation of work to clients

REMOTE VOLUNTEER

CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH & WILDLIFE
09.2022 - 03.2023
  • Assisted in programming AI technology to identify wildlife species captured on game cameras placed by technicians in California
  • Analyzed photos from assigned cameras to identify and categorize species
  • Categorized photos by blank, captured species unknown, or captured species identified (down to closest genus or specific species)
  • Utilized Wildlife Insight Tagging Program to perform all tasks and categorizing of image inventory

INTERN

U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE (POCOSIN LAKES NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE)
05.2021 - 08.2021
  • Conducted herp, seabird, and sea turtle nest surveys
  • Recorded data from possible sea turtle activity such as species, size, and length of crawl
  • Performed camera trapping for mammals (specifically red wolves)
  • Performed habitat and invasive plant species management
  • Conducted bat surveys with audio recording units
  • Assisted with waterfowl banding
  • Conducted water quality checks on lakes of concern
  • Provided customer service and educational knowledge to visitors of the wildlife refuge and nearby refuges

Education

MASTER'S IN WILDLIFE AND FISHERIES RESOURCES - Concentration in GIS Software/Applications

CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
Clemson, SC
08.2024

BACHELOR'S IN WILDLIFE CONSERVATION -

UNITY ENVIRONMENTAL UNIVERSITY
Unity, ME
02.2022

ASSOCIATES IN GENERAL SCIENCES -

PELLISSIPPI STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Knoxville, TN
12.2019

Skills

  • Part 107 Commercial Drone License
  • Extensive knowledge of GIS software
  • Certified ATV/UTV Operator
  • Certified Type 2 Wildlands Firefighter
  • First Aid/CPR/AED Certified
  • Trained in firearms and pyrotechnics safety
  • Boat operation experience and safety certified
  • Experienced in various forms of wildlife disease sampling
  • Proficient in bird and mammal identification
  • Managerial experience

References

  • Aaron Bowden

      - District Supervisor with USDA-APHIS Wildlife Services

      - Email/Phone: aaron.bowden@usda.gov/ 252-902-1755

      - Eligible for contact: Yes

  • Joseph Polansky

      - Wildlife Biologist with USDA-APHIS Wildlife Services

      - Email/Phone: joseph.b.polanksy@usda.gov/ 267-992-1868

      - Eligible for contact: Yes

  • Mary Vann Johnston

      - Supervisor at Wildwood Consulting

      - Email/Phone: maryvann@wildwoodconsultingllc.com/ 336-902-3320

      - Eligible for contact: Yes

  • Lillie Langlois

      - Advisor/Professor at Clemson University

      - Email/Phone: llanglo@clemson.edu/ 570-753-8467

      - Eligible for contact: Yes

  • Katerina Ramos

      - Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge Volunteer and Programs Coordinator

      - Email/Phone: katerina@ncwf.org/ 252-216-6634

      - Eligible for contact: Yes

Timeline

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE TECHNICIAN 0404-GS 05/06

USDA-APHIS WILDLIFE SERVICES
07.2023 - Current

REMOTE VOLUNTEER

CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH & WILDLIFE
09.2022 - 03.2023

FIELD TECHNICIAN

WILDWOOD FORESTRY CONSULTANTS PLLC
09.2021 - 06.2023

INTERN

U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE (POCOSIN LAKES NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE)
05.2021 - 08.2021

MASTER'S IN WILDLIFE AND FISHERIES RESOURCES - Concentration in GIS Software/Applications

CLEMSON UNIVERSITY

BACHELOR'S IN WILDLIFE CONSERVATION -

UNITY ENVIRONMENTAL UNIVERSITY

ASSOCIATES IN GENERAL SCIENCES -

PELLISSIPPI STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
TIMOTHY KNORR