Rosemary Wood

Environmental Scientist & Manager

Accessible Monitoring Toolkits

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Landscape Management

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Water Resources

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Project Design

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Microplastics

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Interdisciplinary & Applied Research

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Conservation

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Field Surveys

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Lab Analytics

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Accessible Monitoring Toolkits — Landscape Management — Water Resources — Project Design — Microplastics — Interdisciplinary & Applied Research — Conservation — Field Surveys — Lab Analytics —

Get to know me!

Find out who I am, the driving forces of my work & why I focus on what I do

About Me

Attentive, detail-oriented & passionate environmental scientist with experience developing interdisciplinary research projects seeking a position utilizing my skills from field & laboratory settings, designing & managing projects, professionally presenting my work & translating complex scientific issues to the public.

Previous Work Experience

Examine the relationships I’ve had with my previous positions, what I learned and how I’ve grown through those experiences

Experience
Projects & Deliverables

Delve into the projects that I’ve been a part of and those I’m working on now

Project Portfolio
Partnerships & Community

Connecting with communities having necessary conversations & acting on the results of those conversations

Partnerships
Science Communication

Sharing my work, contributing to discourse & staying informed on current best practices. Find out more about the events & conferences I’ve been a part of

Events

Science Doesn’t Exist in a Vacuum

Scientific circles have a responsibility to the communities they work within & impact - directly or indirectly. Scientists, as well as the structures they function within, must be conscious of & accountable to their social/ethical commitments. This includes considering actionable information over ‘pure theory’ and updating the context of those commitments as new information comes to light.

In my work I seek to honor the landscapes and communities I’ve learned from & shared with. I’m grateful to those who sowed seeds, encouraged exploration through wonder & tended to the idea of stewardship as more than an action but as way of walking within while along side the world.