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| I am a not so recent UC Berkeley graduate (B.S. in Molecular Environmental Biology) who fell in love with the creepy-crawlies (insects and arachnids, mainly). I enjoy running through fields catching butterflies, going on night hunting for spiders and the occasional mushroom foray. I have had the great opportunity of spending one summer at the Angelo Coast Range Reserve as a field assistant and used my free time to document the diversity of aquatic insects in the South Fork Eel River. Currently, I work for the Power Lab, pouring over dichotomous keys and and identifying collected aquatic insect specimens. I also work for Grassroots Ecology, a non-profit organization focused on ecological habitat restoration and environmental awareness outreach in the south Bay Area. There, I lead a citizen science project monitoring water quality with benthic macroinvertebrates in local watersheds. | | Special interests: California benthic macroinvertebrates | | Total Photos Contributed: 260 [View all photos] or [See a list of all photos] or [View most recent photos] |
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| Email address for Shelley Pneh:
shelleypneh@gmail.com |
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