Credentialed Science Teacher | 10+ Years | Biology, Physics,

Lubomira R.

Environmental Science

I hold a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies with a concentration in Natural Resource Management and Conservation from San Francisco State University, where I graduated Cum Laude and was recognized with both the Climate Change Scholars Program Scholarship and the George Feliz Environmental Studies Scholarship. I gained hands-on field and laboratory experience as a Laboratory Technician at the Romberg Tiburon Center for Environmental Studies, where I contributed to coastal habitat restoration projects, conducted eelgrass monitoring, performed microscopy and invertebrate identification, and designed an independent experiment on the effects of salinity changes on amphipods and isopods in the San Francisco Bay. As a Habitat Restoration and Natural Resources Intern with the National Park Service at Golden Gate National Recreation Area, I assisted in plant species population monitoring, native plant propagation, invasive species removal, and the coordination of volunteer stewardship programs. My environmental expertise is further supported by micro-to-macro ecology field and lab skills, including surveys, sample collection and processing, and proficiency in tools such as ArcGIS and R.