Familiar with the general diversity of aquatic, wetland, and upland plants in the southern New England region, especially rare species and unique or sensitive natural communities.

• Sampling protocols and study designs for a variety of species, habitats, and objectives
  
• Identification of aquatic, wetland, and upland species of New England
• Experience with plant communities in a range of rare and unique habitats such as calcareous fens, bogs, rich mesic forests, subalpine habitats, and cliffs
• Habitat assessment and mapping (GPS/GIS)
• Invasive species inventory and mapping
• Qualitative surveys and inventories
• Long-term monitoring of species composition and distribution
• Environmental impact studies pertaining to relocation and replanting
• Data analysis, presentation, and reporting
  
• Develop conservation and management plans

• Effects of recreational rock climbing on cliff vegetation (vascular plants, mosses, and lichens) in the White Mountain National Forest of New Hampshire
• Invasive plant survey and mapping in the Westfield River watershed in Massachusetts
• Invasive plant mapping and development of an invasive plant management plan for Greylock Glen (Massachusetts)
• Rare plant and natural community survey at Greylock Glen for a proposed outdoor education and recreation facility and trail system
• Rare plant surveys for a transmission line corridor in Vermont
• Rare plant survey for proposed grassland reclamation areas in Adams, Massachusetts
• Rare plant surveys along the Cheshire Harbor and Overlook Trails (Mount Greylock State Reservation)
• Tidal wetland survey for a proposed marina along the lower Connecticut River in Connecticut