Point Blue Conservation Science
Catie M. is a Partner Biologist for NRCS and Point Blue Conservation Science at Point Blue Conservation Science since September 2020, focusing on helping farmers and ranchers access Farm Bill funding for conservation practices. Previous experiences include serving as a Geographic Information Systems Specialist at NewEdge Services, LLC, and a Customer Success Lead at PastureMap, where Catie established systems for customer journey success. Earlier roles include Conservation Ecology Field Assistant at Santa Lucia Conservancy, GIS Assistant at Stanford Geospatial Center, Sustainable Agriculture Intern at TomKat Ranch Educational Foundation, and GIS Consultant for the Freeman Spogli International Policy Implementation Lab, contributing to projects for the UNHCR. Catie's internship background includes work at The Cheetah Conservation Fund and The Carnegie Institution for Science. Catie holds a Master's degree in Earth Systems and a B.S. in Earth Systems from Stanford University.
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Point Blue Conservation Science
Point Blue Conservation Science (Point Blue) is dedicated to conserving birds, other wildlife, and ecosystems through innovative scientific research, restoration, outreach and extensive partnerships. Our highest priority is to reduce the impacts of habitat alteration, climate change and other threats to wildlife and people, while promoting adaptation to the changes ahead.. Point Blue is a non-profit organization founded in 1965 as Point Reyes Bird Observatory. Point Blue is a leader in bird and ecosystem research, conservation management support, habitat restoration, conservation education, and conservation training. Point Blue primarily researches birds due to their role as excellent indicators of environmental health, but we also study other species and all of our work is in an applied ecosystem context. Point Blue is headquartered in Petaluma, California and maintains field research sites throughout California, other parts of Western North America, and Antarctica.