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Amanda Prevel-Ramos apramos@lgl.com

  
 

Biologist

Joined LGL in 2004

 

 
 

Degrees & Diplomas

B.Sc.: California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo (Biological Sciences) 2002

Research Interests

  • Migratory birds
  • Theodolite tracking of marine mammals
  • Remote field studies
  • Biochemical Ecology
  • Natural History
  • Microsoft Access Database design

Capsule Resume

Amanda began working as a field biologist and database manager for LGL in 2004 as part of a team studying beluga whale activity in the Knik Arm of Cook Inlet. Her Alaskan work experience includes over a year of Beluga whale research activities as well as working on a study of King Eider nesting ecology in NPR-A on the North Slope of Alaska. Prior to joining LGL's beluga whale research team, Amanda worked for four years as a wildlife biologist, studying bears, small mammals, and birds in Yosemite and Sequoia/Kings Canyon National Parks and the central coast of California. Much of this work has taken place in remote field camps or at high elevations. Currently, Amanda is part of the management team conducting a study on beluga whales in the Port of Anchorage, Upper Cook Inlet, Alaska using a theodolite tracking system.