New Jersey Audubon
Levi Morris is an experienced environmental professional with a strong background in biological science and stewardship. Currently serving as a Stewardship Technician at New Jersey Audubon since February 2022, Levi previously held positions as a Biological Science Technician with the USDA, where responsibilities included conducting Spotted Lantern Fly research and implementing mark-release-recapture studies. Prior roles also include serving as a Research Assistant for the Delaware River Watershed Initiative at East Stroudsburg University and working as a Field Technician for Trout Unlimited, focusing on NAACC Culvert Assessments and fish sampling. Earlier experience includes working as a Water Quality Program Field Technician with the Musconetcong Watershed Association, where skills in water quality measurement and data management were developed. Levi holds a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science and an Associate of Science in Biology from East Stroudsburg University and Warren County Community College, respectively.