Hannah Mccurdy-Adams
Reptile and Amphibian Program Development Coordinator, Wildlife Preservation Canada- Wildlife Preservation Canada
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About Hannah Mccurdy-Adams
I am a conservation biologist that has been involved in conservation projects for at-risk reptiles and amphibians in Canada for almost a decade. I have an MSc in Biology from Laurention University, Ontario, Canada. I'm currently prioritizing and developing conservation projects for Canada's rarest reptiles and amphibians. I volunteer for citizen science projects, like iNaturalist and eBird. I enjoy herping (searching for wild reptiles and amphibians), swing dancing, and stitching in my spare time.
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That is neat and quite pretty. Unfortunately, it looks like it may have issues with #2, 5, and 6.
I'm particularly interested in programs that visually represent timelines/calendars (e.g Gantt charts). I want the program to have these characteristics:
1. Free/Open Source Software
Yes. The organizations/owners of the protected areas that would not necessarily be doing the habitat restoration (particularly this quickly) without the funding for our project.
Project: Blue Racer Snake Research and Conservation on an island
Ingoing dependency: Ferry transporting passengers to island
Outgoing dependency: We are restoring habitat in protecte...
Hello,
One issue I've been dealing with recently is collaborators/partners taking on too many projects. They don't have the time to work on documents or even answer emails at times. I thin...