Catherine Le The Irvine Ranch Natural Landmarks are home to a large and diverse population of wildlife habitats, with a variety of animals that travel along the same trails we know and love. In order to help monitor the health, movements, and populations of wildlife on the Landmarks, Irvine Ranch Conservancy staff has strategically placed a network of heat and motion-triggered remote cameras throughout the wildlands.
Catherine Le, a Program Coordinator for Irvine Ranch Conservancy, is responsible for reviewing and analyzing wildlife use and activity throughout the Landmarks. While earning her Bachelor’s Degree in Evolutionary Biology & Ecology from the University of California, Irvine, Catherine was first introduced to IRC while assisting with arthropod collection and identification, and studying the impacts that arthropods and mammals have on California sagebrush.
Catherine Le, a Program Coordinator for Irvine Ranch Conservancy, is responsible for reviewing and analyzing wildlife use and activity throughout the Landmarks. While earning her Bachelor’s Degree in Evolutionary Biology & Ecology from the University of California, Irvine, Catherine was first introduced to IRC while assisting with arthropod collection and identification, and studying the impacts that arthropods and mammals have on California sagebrush.
RSS Feed