I attended Humboldt State University from 2015 to 2017 and graduated with a Bachelor's in Wildlife Biology. Humboldt set me up for success, and I have since worked closely with California spotted owl, American goshawk, tricolored blackbird, Santa Cruz Island scrub-jay, pinyon jay, southwestern willow flycatcher, painted bunting, and much more over the years. I also developed a passion for environmental education, leading me to become a naturalist at an outdoor science camp, conservation interpreter at the Fresno Chaffee Zoo, educator at a science center in Alaska, and instructor for Inspiring Girls* Expeditions. Art has always been a huge hobby of mine, so I'm thankful for opportunities like this to share it with the wildlife community!

Established in 1968, Conservation Unlimited Alumni Association is the longest-running alumni organization at Cal Poly Humboldt (formerly Humboldt State University) and is comprised of graduates from the College of Natural Resources and Sciences. Our mission is to foster a lifelong commitment to conserving natural resources and we currently function as a 509(a)(2) charitable organization dedicated to supporting the academic and professional development of HSU natural resources students through awards, scholarships, loans, and networking opportunities.