Point Blue Conservation Science
Kylie Crisostomo-Rickman currently serves as a Project Manager and Restoration Technician at Point Blue Conservation Science, leading community-based restoration projects and engaging K-12 students in ecological education. Experience includes a role as a STRAW Apprentice, focusing on inquiry-based learning and riparian native species planting, and as a Forest and Post-Fire Ecology Research Lab Technician at the Latimner/Young Lab, ensuring high-quality field data collection. Additionally, Kylie worked as the Plant Records and Mapping Co-Coordinator at the UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden, managing inventory and data collection, as well as utilizing cartographic skills for geographic inventory. Kylie holds a Bachelor's degree in Botany/Plant Biology and English from the University of California, Davis.
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Point Blue Conservation Science
Point Blue Conservation Science (Point Blue) is dedicated to conserving birds, other wildlife, and ecosystems through innovative scientific research, restoration, outreach and extensive partnerships. Our highest priority is to reduce the impacts of habitat alteration, climate change and other threats to wildlife and people, while promoting adaptation to the changes ahead.. Point Blue is a non-profit organization founded in 1965 as Point Reyes Bird Observatory. Point Blue is a leader in bird and ecosystem research, conservation management support, habitat restoration, conservation education, and conservation training. Point Blue primarily researches birds due to their role as excellent indicators of environmental health, but we also study other species and all of our work is in an applied ecosystem context. Point Blue is headquartered in Petaluma, California and maintains field research sites throughout California, other parts of Western North America, and Antarctica.