B.S. Wildlife, Fish, and Conservation Biology (expected graduation 2024)

My current research interests focus around anadromous fish, migration patterns over time, and fish behavior. I currently work on the Chinook salmon project with the Fish Conservation Physiology Lab: working on the weir and the rotary screw trap to study population sizes, migration, and breeding of the endangered Chinook salmon. With the skills I’ve learned, I hope to conduct more research in the future, focusing on fish behavior and migration in order to preserve fish populations in the future.