Graduate Student

My research combines hydrologic modeling and remote sensing to quantify the hydrologic impacts of beaver restoration, including flow regime and groundwater storage changes, in California's Sierra Nevada. More broadly, I develop quantitative methods to better understand and predict water resource dynamics under anthropogenic, natural, and climate-driven influences. Before coming to Berkeley, I earned a bachelor's degree in Environmental Science and Spanish from Skidmore College, and conducted water resources research at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the U.S. Geological Survey...