WELCOME

Welcome. This site highlights academic and applied projects from Natural Resources and allied social disciplines, illustrating how environmental systems intersect with human values, decisions, and communities.

Please explore individual works to see the breadth of inquiry and application.

Scholarly Work

What's the
Problem
with the
Emerald
Ash
Borer? 2025

Resolving Management Issues

Lilydale Regional Park

Dakota County, Minnesota

2025

Dykes on Bikes: A Queer Studies Analysis 2025

Analysis and proposed solution to the Guadalupe Valley and Ensenada Water Availability Problem 2025

About Me.

I’m a senior at Oregon State University pursuing a B.S. in Natural Resources with a focus on Urban Forestry Management. As an honor roll student, I’ve built a strong academic foundation in sustainable land use, ecological restoration, and the role of green infrastructure in resilient urban environments. I also bring hands-on experience in plant identification, landscape maintenance, and community outreach through roles in both municipal and greenhouse settings.

My goal is to help design and manage urban green spaces that are ecologically sound, accessible, and deeply connected to the communities they serve.

Education

2027 (anticipated graduation)

Bachelor's of Science in Natural Resource Management
Oregon State University

I’m currently completing a B.S. in Natural Resources at Oregon State University, with a specialization in Urban Forestry Management. My coursework has emphasized ecological principles, sustainable land use, and the role of trees and green spaces in urban resilience. As an honor roll student, I’ve developed strong skills in research, plant identification, and landscape analysis. I’ve also gained hands-on experience through greenhouse merchandising and municipal landscape maintenance. Looking ahead, I’m excited to deepen my knowledge in areas like GIS mapping and urban planning as I prepare for a career focused on community-centered environmental stewardship.