Lindi L.

Lindi L. has a diverse range of work experience in the field of biology and environmental conservation. Lindi currently works as an Assistant Staff Biologist at SWCA Environmental Consultants, where they conduct surveys to monitor avian and bat fatalities at a wind farm. Lindi is responsible for training and supervising seasonal field technicians.

Prior to this, Lindi worked as a Pet Sitter for Rover.com on a part-time basis. Lindi spent time with pets while their owners were away, following specific instructions for feeding, grooming, playing, and walking.

Lindi also worked as a Biological Science Technician for the National Park Service, where they monitored endangered sea turtles at Padre Island National Seashore. Lindi patrolled the beach, reported turtle sightings, and documented nesting turtles and stranded sea turtles.

During their time at WEST, Inc., Lindi served as a Wildlife Field Biologist. Lindi conducted post-construction fatality monitoring at wind energy facilities and also worked on pre-construction projects, including avian surveys in Oklahoma, bat detector deployment, Whooping Crane surveys, and prairie chicken surveys in South Dakota.

Lindi has also worked as a Seasonal Fee Collector for the City of Edmond, where they greeted visitors, collected fees, and provided information about Lake and City policies. Additionally, they worked as a Biological Science Technician for the US Army Corps of Engineers, counting and tracking bird populations and nests.

In previous positions, Lindi gained experience as a Field Biologist at Shoener Environmental, Inc., conducting post-construction fatality monitoring at wind energy facilities, and as a Biological Science Technician at Normandeau Associates, Inc., conducting acoustic surveys for bats.

Their early work experience includes a role as a Small Mammal Research Technician for the Missouri Department of Conservation, where they conducted surveys to evaluate the effects of forest management on small mammal communities.

Lindi's work experience reflects their expertise in field biology, wildlife monitoring, and conservation efforts.

Lindi L. earned a Bachelor's degree in Ecology from Brevard College, where they studied from 1999 to 2003. Lindi also pursued non-degree graduate studies in Wildlife Biology at Clemson University, although the specific duration is unknown. Additionally, Lindi L. has obtained several certifications, including Pet First Aid and CPR from Pet Emergency Education in April 2023, Standard First Aid, CPR and AED from the American Heart Association in January 2022, Defensive Driving from the US Army Corps of Engineers in May 2016, Wilderness First Aid from SOLO Wilderness Medical School in March 2015, and UTV Training from the National Park Service in April 2020.