Emma Edwards
Tarboro
Summary
Conservation and Land Management Student recognized for high productivity and efficient task execution. Proficient in ecological monitoring, habitat restoration, and sustainable land use planning. Demonstrates strong problem-solving abilities, teamwork, and communication skills, contributing to successful conservation project outcomes.
Overview
5
5
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Conservation and Land Management Student
New Hope Hunting Club
Tarboro
05.2025 - 07.2025
- Collaborated with the local hunting club to construct duck blinds and food plots on hunting land.
- Developed deer management guidelines in conjunction with club members to enhance wildlife populations.
- Educated club members on environmental stewardship and conservation practices.
- Conducted field surveys to assess habitats, species diversity, and environmental conditions.
- Performed soil sampling and testing to evaluate agricultural suitability.
- Participated in habitat restoration projects, focusing on planting native vegetation and eradicating invasive species.
Intern
Columbia University / Natural Resources Museum
05.2024 - 07.2024
- During my internship, I was responsible for locating and downloading data from radio collars worn by bobcats in Martin County, NC. In this role, I worked with landowners to access restricted areas for collar data collection.
Summer Employee
Tarboro River Bandits Collegiate Baseball Team
Tarboro
05.2020 - 08.2023
- I worked with the Tarboro River Bandits for four consecutive summers. My duties included marketing, managing concessions, selling tickets at the gate, stocking concession stands, and maintaining cleanliness by cleaning and closing both the field and the concession area.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Fisheries, Wildlife, Conservation Biology
North Carolina State University
Raleigh, NC05-2027
Bachelor of Science - Biology
Barton College
Wilson, NC05-2023
High School Diploma -
Tarboro High School
Tarboro, NC05.2022
Skills
- Collaborative teamwork
- Data gathering
- Wildlife species identification
- Carpentry fundamentals
- Detail-oriented approach
- Research in the field
- Work commitment
- Communication proficiency
- Organizational expertise
- Solutions-oriented mindset
Certification
CITI Program Courses, Human Research, Human Subject Research
References
- Michael Levin, Mol2112@columbia.edu, 914-400-7831
- Chris Williams, cwilliams@deltawaterfowl.org, 919-538-7874
- Dr. Lara Pacifici, llbrongo@ncsu.edu, 919-515-3431
Timeline
Conservation and Land Management Student
New Hope Hunting Club
05.2025 - 07.2025
Intern
Columbia University / Natural Resources Museum
05.2024 - 07.2024
Summer Employee
Tarboro River Bandits Collegiate Baseball Team
05.2020 - 08.2023
Bachelor of Science - Fisheries, Wildlife, Conservation Biology
North Carolina State University
Bachelor of Science - Biology
Barton College
High School Diploma -
Tarboro High School