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Resume - Eliza Morgan
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Professional Profile
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Dedicated botanist with 8 years of experience in plant conservation and ecological restoration. Specializing in native plant propagation and habitat rehabilitation for endangered flora species.
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Contact Information
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Email: eliza.morgan@botanist.com
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Phone: (555) 782-3941
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Address: 427 Maple Street, Portland, OR 97205
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Education
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University of Washington, Seattle
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Master of Science in Botany - 2015
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Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science - 2013
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Thesis: "Propagation Techniques for Endangered Willamette Valley Prairie Species"
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Professional Experience
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Senior Restoration Botanist
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Pacific Northwest Conservation Alliance — Portland, OR
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June 2020 - Present
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Lead restoration projects for endangered plant communities in the Cascade Range
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Develop and implement protocols for native seed collection and propagation
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Manage a team of 5 field botanists and 12 seasonal restoration technicians
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Secured $750,000 in grant funding for riparian habitat restoration projects
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Plant Conservation Specialist
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Oregon Botanical Gardens — Portland, OR
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April 2017 - May 2020
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Coordinated ex-situ conservation program for 45 rare and endangered plant species
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Maintained detailed documentation of propagation techniques and germination rates
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Collaborated with regional agencies on plant reintroduction strategies
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Developed educational materials for public outreach on native plant conservation
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Research Assistant
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Institute for Applied Ecology — Corvallis, OR
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January 2015 - March 2017
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Conducted field surveys of threatened plant populations throughout western Oregon
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Assisted with greenhouse propagation of native plants for restoration projects
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Collected and analyzed data for long-term vegetation monitoring studies
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Co-authored three peer-reviewed publications on prairie restoration techniques
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Technical Skills
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Native plant identification and taxonomy
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Seed collection and propagation methods
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Vegetation monitoring and data analysis
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Habitat assessment and restoration planning
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GIS mapping (ArcGIS, QGIS)
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Floristic surveys and botanical inventories
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Professional Certifications
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Certified Ecological Restoration Practitioner (CERP) - 2019
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Wetland Delineation Certification - 2016
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Wilderness First Responder - 2018
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Professional Affiliations
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Society for Ecological Restoration
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Botanical Society of America
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Native Plant Society of Oregon, Board Member
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Publications & Presentations
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Morgan, E., et al. (2023). "Restoration success of reintroduced Kincaid's lupine populations." Journal of Plant Conservation.
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Morgan, E., & Johnson, T. (2021). "Seed dormancy patterns in Pacific Northwest prairie species." Restoration Ecology.
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"Climate adaptation strategies for rare plant species," Annual Conference of the Society for Ecological Restoration, 2022.
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Languages
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English (Native)
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Spanish (Intermediate)
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References
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Available upon request
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