Lindsey Collins
BSc, MAS-GIS, RN BSN
Experience Category
Urban Hummingbird Project
Posted on June 16, 2012 Leave a Comment
In partnership with the US Fish and Wildlife Service and the City of Phoenix and Audubon Arizona[1] launched a new outreach program called the Urban Hummingbird Program that I was hired to manage. Objectives of this program were to educate elementary school children about central Arizona’s hummingbirds. Students would learn how to identify common species […]
Important Bird Area Mapping for Audubon Arizona
Posted on May 31, 2012 Leave a Comment
2 year internship starting from concept and finishing with a map book highlighting the Important Bird Areas in Arizona. I was interviewed about the internship, please read about the opportunity in an article here. In addition, my capstone for my Certification in Geospatial Technologies analyzed the species of greatest concern using spatial statistics technique of […]
Christmas Bird Count
Posted on December 28, 2010 Leave a Comment
Since 2010, I’ve participated in in 3 Christmas Bird Counts for the Gila River area with The National Audubon Society’s state office, Audubon Arizona. The Christmas Bird counts is the nation’s longest-running citizen science bird project fuels Audubon science throughout the year. The morning’s start around 4:30am traveling with my well informed birder to play […]
Liberty Wildlife & USFW
Posted on August 31, 2001 Leave a Comment
I learned about human impact on biodiversity during my undergraduate years. Outside of my education, I gained valuable experience working with Liberty Wildlife for 2 years. Liberty Wildlife Rehabilitation Foundation is an organization that provides quality environmental education, committed to offering conservation services to the community and nurtures Arizona’s nature with quality wildlife rehabilitation. Under […]
Coral Reef Ecology Hawaii
Posted on January 27, 2001 Leave a Comment
Field Biology course offered through Glendale Community College, see description here. My love of the ocean was fostered during my early undergraduate years, when I obtained my scuba certification to participate in a Coral Reef Ecology course[1] with Dr. Robert Reavis in the Hawaiian Islands of Lanai, Maui and Oahu. During this 7-day excursion on […]
Lindsey Collins 