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Julia Garrison, Bazelon Fellow*
Lydia Brown, Justice Catalyst Fellow*
Jennifer Mathis, Director of Policy and Legal Advocacy
Kathy Chamberlain, Deputy Director of Development & Special Projects
Maria Rodriguez, Chair
Vanguard Communications
David Apatoff, Esq., Treasurer
Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP
Dana Bazelon, Esq., Secretary
District Attorney's Office of Philadelphia
Eileen Bazelon, M.D.
Drexel University College of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry
Joyce Bender
Bender Consulting Services
Don Bersoff, Esq., PhD.
Drexel University School of Law
Glenda Louise Wrenn Gordon, M.D., MSHP.
180 Health Partners
Eve Hill, Esq.
Brown, Goldstein & Levy LLP
Rachel Molly Joseph, Esq.
Child and Family Services Agency
Nancy Lane, Ph.D.
Visiting Research Scholar, Heller School, Brandeis University
Elizabeth B. McCallum, Esq.
Baker & Hostetler LLP
Margaret E. O'Kane
Harvey Rosenthal
NYARPS, Inc.
Prof. Elyn R. Saks, Esq.
University of Southern California Law School
Holly O'Donnell joins the Bazelon Center from America SCORES, a national youth development organization operating in urban public schools, where she served as the National Executive Director. Prior to America SCORES, O'Donnell served as the first leader of the After School Department for Pittsburgh Public Schools, overseeing all after school and mentoring programs and partnerships. Before that, she was Director of Career Learning at the Jewish Healthcare Foundation in Pittsburgh, PA, where she helped launch the organization's Center for Career Learning, a national K-12 career education reform effort.
As Executive Director of DC SCORES, one of DC's largest after school programs for 700 public school children, O'Donnell was honored by President George W. Bush for "Outstanding Service-Learning Opportunities," the Washington Business Journal for "Exceptional Involvement of Corporate Volunteers," Meyer Foundation for "Innovative Fundraising by an Executive Director," and the DC Public Schools and Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers as a "Community Based Organization Partner of the Year." Previous to DC SCORES, she was a Presidential Appointee to the Department of Education's White House America Reads Challenge under President Clinton.
Holly's commitment to the mission of the Bazelon Center is deeply personal. Her lifelong advocacy for people with disabilities is inspired by her brother Brendan who has an intellectual disability. Her parents worked tirelessly and creatively to give him the same opportunities as Holly and other children. As often as possible, Brendan was taught in the same setting as his non-disabled peers. He received a high school diploma, served in AmeriCorps, and completed coursework at Bunker Hill Community College. Following the early deaths of their parents, Holly and Brendan became a co-dependent sibling team supporting each other. Brendan lives an independent, fulfilling, and fun life in Boston, his favorite city. On March 23, 1999, then-Senator John Kerry delivered a speech on the Senate Floor that Brendan wrote describing what it's like to have a learning disability. You can read Storm in My Mind HERE.
O'Donnell received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Brown University. She is a native Washingtonian and currently resides in the city with her husband and daughter.
Ira A. Burnim is a magna cum laude graduate of Harvard Law School, who joined the Judge David L. Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law legal staff in 1988 and became the legal director in 1989. Formerly, Burnim served as legal director of the Children's Defense Fund, senior attorney at the Southern Poverty Law Center, and law clerk to the Hon. Frank M. Johnson, Jr. Burnim is a member of the executive committee of the Disability Rights Bar Association.
He is recognized for his expertise in policy and legal issues related to the Americans with Disabilities Act, community mental health care, Medicaid, and children's issues. He consults with federal agencies, state policy makers, and advocates. Working with Disability Rights International and the Mental Disability Advocacy Center, he has advised advocates and policy makers in Hungary, the Czech Republic, Albania, Romania, Ukraine, Russia, and Japan.
Jennifer Mathis is Deputy Legal Director and Director of Policy and Legal Advocacy of the Judge David L. Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law where she engages in litigation and policy advocacy to promote community integration of individuals with mental disabilities, other non-discrimination work under the ADA and Section 504, and the Medicaid rights of adults and children with disabilities.
Ms. Mathis helped coordinate the amicus briefs filed in the Supreme Court in the case of Olmstead v. L.C. She also served on the team of disability community negotiators who worked with the business community to craft what became the ADA Amendments Act of 2008.
Ms. Mathis left the Bazelon Center for one year to serve as special assistant to EEOC Commissioner Chai Feldblum in 2010-2011; in that role, she helped draft regulations implementing the ADAAA. Before joining the Bazelon Center, Ms. Mathis conducted litigation involving ADA, Section 504, the Fair Housing Act, and Title XIX claims with the Disabilities Law Project in Pittsburgh. She also practiced with a private law firm where she pursued litigation on a broad range of civil rights issues.
Ms. Mathis holds an A.B. from Harvard University, an M.A. from New York University, and a J. D. from Georgetown University Law Center.
Lewis Bossing works on a broad array of issues affecting adults and children with mental disabilities, including community integration, special education, and criminal justice.
Before joining the Bazelon Center in October 2007, Bossing worked as a staff attorney in the Civil Rights Division at the United States Department of Justice, and at the Legal Aid Society–Employment Law Center in San Francisco, where he represented clients in Americans with Disabilities Act litigation in employment and education settings.
A former modern dancer, Bossing holds a B.S. in performance studies from Northwestern University and his J.D. from the New York University School of Law.
Julia Garrison is the David and Mickey Bazelon Fellow. She works on a variety of policy and litigation initiatives aimed at increasing community integration and access to services for people with mental disabilities. She also works to expand the educational opportunities available to children and higher education students with mental disabilities. Prior to joining the Bazelon Center, she worked at a plaintiff-side employment law firm and on Capitol Hill. While completing her J.D. from the Georgetown University Law Center, she interned with the Civil Rights Division at the Department of Justice in the Housing and Civil Enforcement Section and the Educational Opportunities Section. She also interned with the Office of General Counsel at the U.S. Department of Education and with the Fair Housing Project and the Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project at the Washington Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs. Through the Community Justice Project, a clinic at Georgetown, she represented an individual seeking an appeal of a denial of unemployment insurance benefits and collaborated with a non-profit to help achieve its policy goals. She was an editor and the Community Outreach Director on the Georgetown Journal of Poverty Law and Policy where she also published two notes. Before law school, Julia graduated from the Johns Hopkins University with majors in Sociology and Anthropology and minors in Psychology and Spanish for the Professions.
*Admitted in Maryland; not admitted in the District of Columbia, practice supervised by a licensed DC bar member.
Lydia X. Z. Brown is a Justice Catalyst Fellow at the Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law, working on defending and advancing the educational civil rights of Maryland students with psychosocial, intellectual, and developmental disabilities facing various forms of disproportionate discipline, restraint and seclusion, and school pushout. They are also connecting the Bazelon Center with the Amplifier Foundation's We The Future project to bridge cultural activism and youth empowerment by bringing radical social justice education to schools across the U.S., with a focus on disability justice work. Outside their work with the Bazelon Center, Lydia has worked extensively as a policy advocate, community organizer, strategist, and educator, focusing largely on issues of violence against multiply-marginalized disabled people, especially institutionalization, incarceration, and policing. Lydia is co-editor and visionary behind All the Weight of Our Dreams, the first-ever anthology of writings and artwork by autistic people of color and otherwise negatively racialized autistic people, published by the Autistic Women & Nonbinary Network. Lydia also co-directs the Fund for Community Reparations for Autistic People of Color's Interdependence, Survival, and Empowerment, which provides direct support, mutual aid, and community reparations to individual autistic people of color.
Kathy Chamberlain is the Deputy Director of Development & Special Projects for the Bazelon Center, using her background in organization development, knowledge management, and communications to promote and connect the work of the Bazelon Center to funders, donors, and the public.
Before joining the Bazelon Center, Kathy was a communications and organizational strategy consultant and mentor to nonprofits, social enterprises, and small businesses. She was also a communications and data specialist at the Social Innovation Fund of the Corporation for National and Community Service, and spent nine years at Mental Health America (MHA), first as the manager of its public awareness initiative, Campaign for America's Mental Health, and then as the Director of Affiliate Services, providing peer networking opportunities, organizational capacity trainings and technical assistance for its more than 200 member non-profit organizations. Her years at MHA kindled her passion and commitment to furthering the goals of the mental health movement.
A long-time Northern Virginia resident, Kathy graduated with a BA in Liberal Studies from American University and an MS in Organization Development and Knowledge Management from George Mason University. She is a member of the Chesapeake Bay Organization Development Network and was the managing director of the volunteer organization, UnSectored, which facilitated online and offline conversations, training and experiences related to social innovation and social enterprise.
Maria Rodriguez is president and owner of Vanguard Communications, a full-service public relations firm committed exclusively to the marketing and promotion of social issues. With a focus on cultural and linguistic competence, Maria has managed communications and marketing campaigns for a broad spectrum of nonprofit organizations and government agencies. At Vanguard, she leads a team of more than 40 communications professionals who work to advance change in areas such as mental health, women's health, education and environmental protection. A first generation American, Maria is especially committed to the elimination of health and education disparities and believes every child and family should have access to the services and supports they need to be thriving members of society.
An expert on federal grants and contracts, David Apatoff is a retired partner in the Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer law firm. He is co-chair of the firm's intellectual property and technology group, working with research in biotechnology, genomic research, and life sciences. He has a strong personal interest in the welfare of people with mental disabilities.
Dana Bazelon works as a Senior Policy Counsel for the District Attorney's Office in Philadelphia. A graduate of Georgetown University Law School, Ms. Bazelon clerked for the Honorable Michael Baylson of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. She also helped to found Leadership 21, a pilot project of the Bazelon Center, which seeks to inspire young advocates in the mental health community.
Eileen Bazelon works with children and adolescents in her private psychiatric practice and has provided expert testimony in many child custody cases. She is consulting psychiatrist for Bryn Mawr College and assistant professor at the Medical College of Pennsylvania, Hahnemann Medical School, and works with a variety of public-interest groups in Philadelphia
Joyce Bender, President and CEO of Bender Consulting Services, has built her career on over 30 years of executive search experience, and has become an internationally recognized leader in disability employment, since founding Bender Consulting Services, Inc. in 1995.
Joyce began her career in 1979 as a search consultant, and in 1988, founded Bender and Associates International, Inc., an executive search firm specializing in technology and management search. In 1985, Joyce had a life-threatening accident due to epilepsy that caused a cerebral hemorrhage that required subsequent brain surgery. This accident left Joyce with a 60 percent hearing loss in one ear and a realization that she had epilepsy. As a result of her personal experience, she developed a passion for helping people with disabilities secure employment. Joyce has received numerous recognitions and been featured in various publications and broadcasts. Those highlights can be found in the media section of this site. Joyce is also the host of "Disability Matters with Joyce Bender," a weekly internet talk radio show on voiceamerica.com.
Glenda Wrenn is the Chief Medical Officer of 180 Health Partners, where she provides executive clinical leadership for its programs that address the Social Determinants of Health. The StrongWell program serves opiate-dependent pregnant women. Previously, Dr. Wrenn was the Director of Behavioral Health at the Satcher Health Leadership Institute and Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the Morehouse School of Medicine. A West Point graduate and former Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholar at the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine, Dr. Wrenn is dedicated to the elimination of mental health disparities, particularly among African American women adversely impacted by trauma; and the promotion of health equity via policy relevant research. Dr. Wrenn is committed to leveraging research and education strategies to foster resilient outcomes among and elevate the dignity of people facing mental health challenges.
Eve Hill, one of the nation's leading disability rights attorneys, is a partner at Brown, Goldstein & Levy. From 2011 to January 2017, Eve served as Deputy Assistant Attorney General of the U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division, where she was responsible for oversight of the Division's disability rights enforcement, educational civil rights enforcement, Title VI interagency coordination, and the American Indian Working Group. Eve is the former Senior Vice President at the Burton Blatt Institute of Syracuse University, where she was responsible for the Institute's work on the Americans with Disabilities Act, disability civil rights, and communications issues. Preceding her employment at the Burton Blatt Institute, Eve was the District of Columbia's first Director of the Office of Disability Rights, responsible for ensuring compliance with the ADA throughout District government. Eve's experience in many facets of organizations and government with respect to disability issues allows her to assist disability advocacy groups in enforcing rights to accessibility and employment and in breaking down other barriers.
Rachel Molly Joseph is Chief of Staff at the DC Child and Family Services Agency (CFSA) where she manages the agency's strategic reform agenda. Prior to coming to CFSA, Rachel was Chief of Staff to the Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services in Washington, DC. Rachel worked for the Deputy Mayor for six years ensuring inter-agency collaboration to achieve the administration's priorities, to assess and facilitate resolution of individual constituent concerns and to support day-to-day management of operations within the office. Rachel oversaw the Mayor's early childhood education and served as the point of contact for health and human services cluster agencies regarding responsible exit from their settlement agreements and consent decrees. Previously, Rachel was at the Center for the Study of Social Policy where she was responsible for providing technical assistance to and monitoring of child welfare systems operating under Federal consent decrees to improve practice for children and families. She graduated from the University of North Carolina with her Juris Doctorate (JD) and her Masters in Social Work (MSW) in 2007.
Nancy Lane is a Visiting Research Scholar in the Institute for Behavioral Health at Brandeis University's Heller School. Previously, she served as Senior Vice President for Population Health Management at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, where she developed and supported population health activities within the Vanderbilt Health Affiliates Network. Prior to joining Vanderbilt in 2015, Dr. Lane was Chief Executive Officer for ValueOptions' Massachusetts Behavioral Health Partnership (MBHP), where she was responsible for the direction and operation of the statewide Medicaid behavioral health contract for the Primary Care Clinician (PCC) Plan. Prior to her joining MBHP in 1997 as Chief Operating Officer, she served in a number of management positions at several managed care organizations including CNR Health and American Psych Management. Before entering the managed care industry, Dr. Lane worked on deinstitutionalization and community development efforts at St Elizabeth's Hospital in Washington, DC, and also for the American Psychological Association.
A partner at BakerHostetler, Beth McCallum has more than 22 years of experience in complex commercial litigation. Her practice is focused on large-scale commercial, antitrust, and class action matters at the trial and appellate levels. She immerses herself in her clients' industries to learn as much as possible regarding their operations and the environments in which they operate in order to provide the most efficient and valuable representation during complex and significant matters. Beth's practice has always included a significant pro bono component, including large-scale constitutional cases in the areas of school funding and reproductive rights. Beth is currently the pro bono director for BakerHostetler's Washington, D.C., office.
Since 1990, Margaret E. O'Kane has served as President of the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA), an independent, nonprofit organization that improves health care quality through measurement, transparency, and accountability. Under O'Kane's leadership, NCQA developed the first national system for measuring health plans' quality performance, the first and most rigorous system for accrediting health plans, and the most widely adopted program for transforming medical practices into patient-centered medical homes. O'Kane has served as co-chair of the National Priorities Partnership and is a board member of the Foundation for Informed Decision Making and the American Board of Medical Specialties. She was elected a member of the Institute of Medicine in 1999 and received the 2009 Picker Institute Individual Award for Excellence in the Advancement of Patient-Centered Care. In 2011, Modern Healthcare named O'Kane one of the Top 25 Women in Healthcare.
Harvey Rosenthal has 40 years of experience working to promote public mental health policies and services that advance the recovery, rehabilitation, rights and full community inclusion of individuals with psychiatric disabilities and/or diagnoses. His efforts have helped to transform state and national mental health systems, increase access to community-based housing, employment, and support services and to advance numerous recovery and criminal justice related mental health reforms. He has helped create several nationally acclaimed and replicated self-help, employment and transformational training initiatives. Harvey has also worked to fight stigma, discrimination, and human rights violations and to expand informed choice protections and cultural competence. Harvey's interest in promoting mental health recovery is personal, dating back to his own hospitalization at age 19.
Elyn Saks is Orrin B. Evans Professor of Law, Psychology, and Psychiatry and the Behavioral Sciences at the University of Southern California Gould School of Law. She was selected as a 2009 MacArthur Foundation Fellow for what has become known as a "genius grant." She has done extensive research on informed consent and competency to refuse treatment and is the author of three books: Refusing Care: Forced Treatment and the Rights of the Mentally Ill, Interpreting Interpretation: The Limits of Hermeneutic Psychoanalysis, and Jekyll on Trial: Multiple Personality Disorder and Criminal Law. Her latest, titled The Center Cannot Hold: My Journey Through Madness, chronicles her struggles with schizophrenia.
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My project goal was to use satellite remote sensing data along with citizen science eBird observation data to study of how habitat restoration has affected various bird populations at Fernhill Wetlands, an important bird habitat near Portland Oregon.
I used Google Earth Engine (GEE) to generate and analyze multi-band LANDSAT and SENTINEL satellite imagery using GEE's programming interface. I extracted quantitative information from the images, including indices for vegetation (NDVI and EVI), and water surface area (NDWI), among others.
Fernhill Wetlands has over 100 bird species. I expected that land-bird populations would be positively correlated with vegetation, while deep-water species would benefit from higher NDWI. Shorebird behavior would be more complex.
The NDVI, EVI, NDWI, temperature and rainfall data from 2013-2018, as well as eBird bird counts through time were combined in a multivariate analysis using R.
The analysis matched expectations for land and deep-water birds, with interesting results for shorebirds. For example, marsh songbirds showed a positive correlation with the water index, probably because the pond perimeter that they inhabit increases with water area. This data will be extremely useful for Fernhill authorities to manage the refuge.
My work shows that satellite remote sensing, in combination with eBird data, can be a powerful tool for analyzing and studying habitat impact on wildlife. I plan to use this technique to study other important wetland habitats in Southern California. This is especially important given how climate change will continue to affect the ecology of California.
Fernhill Wetlands is an important bird habitat near Portland, Oregon. In 2014-2015, it underwent a massive habitat restoration, transforming it from large unused sewage ponds into a complex native wetland habitat, complete with dry land area, open water and marsh.
The key question that needed to be answered was:
How did the habitat restoration affect the populations of various avian species at Fernhill Wetlands?
The Portland Audubon Society used bird survey data to study the avian population recovery and published their results in early 2017.
The goal of my project was to go further and expand on the Audubon study by using remote sensing and citizen science eBird data to do a detailed, quantitative study of avian fauna at Fernhill.
Specifically, I wanted to:
1. Generate satellite remote sensing multi-band data maps of Fernhill Wetlands
2. Extract quantitative metrics for vegetation cover, water surface area, etc. from the satellite data
3. Perform a statistical analysis to establish correlation between vegetation area, water area, temperature, rainfall, etc. with the populations of various bird species obtained from eBird.
My hypothesis was that increasing the vegetation index would benefit land species like raptors and songbirds, while decreasing open water would adversely affect diving ducks and other deep-water species.
Additionally, the more interesting thing I wanted to find out was how shorebirds would be affected. Since they depend on both water and vegetation, I expected them to behave in more unpredictable ways depending on the relative impact of the vegetation and water indices.
The Portland Audubon Society performed an earlier study of the Fernhill Wetlands project. They used human observers to collect bird data and used it to perform an analysis through time to estimate the effect of habitat restoration on avian populations. The study was performed in 2016 and did not have some of the latest data on the further evolution of the habitat and how it continues to evolve and affect avian populations.
There has been a long history of the use of satellite imagery to study how habitats change and evolve. What is new is the advent of Google Earth Engine. This is an extremely powerful technique that makes it much easier for the end user to generate, analyze and extract remote sensing data from a variety of spacecraft.
eBird is a birder database where bird enthusiasts and citizen scientists can enter their observations for public use. Since the people doing the entries are largely knowledgable amateurs, the quality of the data is generally very high.
My goal was the use the power of Google Earth Engine to quantify the vegetation and water areas at Fernhill and use R to identify correlations with bird populations as documented in eBird. In this manner, I was building on the work done by Portland Audubon Society in conjunction with Clean Water Services. I consulted both of these organizations and the researchers who had done the earlier work, and they were very generous with their time and data and were excited to see what additional insight could be obtained through the use of remote sensing data.
My goal with this project is to establish the methodology for combining satellite remote sensing data with eBird data to perform powerful analyses of avian populations and how they are affected by habitat change. I believe this is the first time this kind of analysis is being performed.
With global warming becoming an increasingly serious threat, I believe that this kind of analysis is going to be critical to study how habitats need to be adjusted and protected to minimize pressure on avian populations.
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1. First, I explored and identified all needed datasets for the investigation. Satellite images would be obtained from LANDSAT-8 and SENTINEL-2, climate data from PRISM, and bird population data would be obtained from eBird.
2. I verified that all the data would have the temporal and spatial resolution required to be able to do an effective analysis at Fernhill Wetlands.
3. I acquired Landsat 8 and Sentinel 2 imagery and PRISM climate, and eBird datasets. These involved the use of Google Earth Engine and special access permission to download eBird datasets.
4. I preprocessed Landsat and Sentinel imagery using Google Earth Engine by picking least cloudy scene and applying masking techniques to discard problematic pixels in the scene.
5. I sanitized eBird data to exclude reports with no bird counts, observations that did not include bird species, and observations of hybrids and domestic species.
6. I developed Javascript code in Google Earth Engine to obtain NDVI, EVI, NDWI indices and summary temperature and precipitation data.
7. I performed time series raster data analysis in Google Earth Engine for year to year changes in vegetation index, water index, mean temperature and precipitation.
8. I classifed eBird raw data into bird categories and obtained mean counts of species per category.
9 .After organizing the eBird data in this manner, I inputted the merged eBird and satellite data into R for correlation analysis.
10. I performed correlation analysis in R between eBird, satellite, and climate data. The data was obtained in correlation plots as well as tables.
11. After completing the correlation analysis, I observed the data to look for patterns in how different types of bird species reacted to the input variables. I thus evaluated the effectiveness of using this alternate mechanism to assess biodiversity changes after restoration activity.
My independent variables were time, as well as the amount of vegetation, the amount of water surface area, the temperature and precipitation. The dependent variables were the observation count for various bird species at Fernhill Wetlands.
I ensured that the experiment was fair by averaging the data collection over multiple months, multiple observers and by clustering groups of bird species into one group. For example, I clustered all the sparrows and other small passerines into one group called songbirds because their behavior and their reaction to vegetation and water indices are going to be similar, and there is more data to enable robustness against noise.
The data collection was done by myself and other eBird volunteers at Fernhill Wetlands in Forest Grove, Oregon. I performed all my data analysis at home. The only equipment I used were binoculars, spotting scope and camera, as well as a notebook to take counts of bird observations. I also used a laptop to connect to Google Earth Engine and to do the statistical analysis using R.
Figiure 1: Correlation Matrix Plot of Bird Categories with Vegetation/Water Indices and other Bird Categories:
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The technique of combining satellite and eBird data has been shown to be much more powerful than using eBird data alone as was done in the prior work for this site, because the latter only shows what is happening without being able to pinpoint the cause. This technique will be used in other wetland habitats in the near future
I am a 9th Grade high school student living in Pasadena, California. I was born in Portland, Oregon and lived there until earlier this year, when my family relocated to California.
I have been an active birder since childhood. I love being outdoors and try to go birding every weekend if possible. I am extremely interested in ornithology, ecology, conservation, and evolutionary biology, and my dream is to become a wildlife biologist and researcher after graduate school. I have been an enthusiastic participant in various citizen science projects – including Project Feederwatch for the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, annual Christmas bird counts for the Audubon Society, and as an active contributor to the eBird database.
I am also very interested in geography and computer programming and this is what prompted me to combine them with my love for birding and the environment to study the effect of habitat restoration on avian populations.
My greatest science heroes are, without a doubt, Sir Charles Darwin and the explorer Alexander von Humboldt. Among living people, I admire Sir David Attenborough, the great naturalist, as well as Drs. Peter and Rosemary Grant, the scientists who have spent decades doing amazing research on the finches of Galapagos.
Winning a prize at the Google Science Fair would be a great honor and an amazing experience for me. I am especially excited about the prizes that would allow me to travel with scientists to different parts of the world and learn about wildlife and conservation.
My project was done at home and independently. The health and safety procedures that I followed mainly had to do with transportation to the birding sites and following good ergonomic practices at home.
My parents assisted me by providing me rides to the birding sites and back in a safe manner and ensured that I did birding in safe spots.
Since most of my project was done on the computer, I ensured that I followed good ergonomic practices and did not sit at the computer for too long at a time. My parents also provided me with a good ergonomic chair that could be adjusted to the right height so that my eyes were level with the monitor screen. I worked with a mouse and keyboard setup on a desk. I took frequent breaks from the computer and stretched and walked around during the breaks.
My mom's email is firstname.lastname@example.com
Avian Response to habitat restoration at Fernhill Wetlands - Joe Liebezeit, Candace Larson, Jay Withgott and Jon Plissner, Portland Audubon Society (https://audubonportland.org/files/citizen-science/fernhill-preliminary-report-2017)
McFeeter, Stuart K. "Using the Normalized Difference Water Index (NDWI) within a Geographic Information System to Detect Swimming Pools for Mosquito Abatement: A Practical Approach." Remote Sensing 5.7 (2013): 3544-561.
Pettorelli, Nathalie, Jon Olav Vik, Atle Mysterud, Jean-Michel Gaillard, Compton J. Tucker, Nils Chr. Stenseth. "Using the satellite-derived NDVI to assess ecological responses to environmental change." Trends in Ecology & Evolution 20.9 (2005): 503-10.
I wish to express my sincere gratitude to the following people who encouraged and supported me and were very generous wtih their time, data and patience:
1. Joe Liebezeit - Avian Conservation Manager at the Portland Audubon Society, Portland OR, for giving me data and feedback on the Portland Audubon Fernhill study and encouraged me to conduct this analysis
2. Jared Kinnear - Water Resources Project Manager, Clean Water Services, Forest Grove, OR, for giving me a lot of detailed information on how the restoration was planned and executed at Fernhill Wetlands
3. Erica Higa - Developer, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratories, Pasadena, CA., for discussions on satellite imagery and extraction of indices.
4. Dr. Benjamin Holt - Member of the Technical Staff, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratories, Pasadena, CA., for providing guidance and advice on the project.


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A Date with the Druid, Part 1
After much discussion, A of The D/A Dialogues and 1WriteWay (yours truly) decided to let their characters, D and Mary, meet for a date. For those readers new to this blog or The D/A Dialogues, Mary is a contemporary woman in a series about three widowed cousins who start a private investigation firm. D is a 1300-year-old Druid.
This is Part 1 of A Date with the Druid.
Mary stood in front of the dark wooden door. The glass inset was opaque and tinted green so she couldn't see through to the interior of the pub. She took a deep breath, pulled her mirror out of her Louis Vuitton knock-off wallet purse, and took one last look at herself. The streetlamp behind her set a halo about her short salt-and-pepper hair. Her face was in shadow. She sighed.
"Well, I promised her one date," she muttered to herself as she clasped the door handle. "One date … with a Druid." Mary pulled at the door, releasing heat scented with body odor and beer. She wrinkled her nose and walked in.
The pub was lively, with nearly every round table filled with people eating, drinking and talking, seemingly all at once. The bar before her was lined with every manner of backs and butts. Most of those at the bar were focused on the soccer game playing out on a telly stuck high up in a corner. The hazy yellow light of the dirty overhead lamps cast everyone and everything in a dull glow. It seemed that no one had noticed her walking in, and yet she felt eyes on her.
Off to her left, there was a sense of someone watching. She turned and there, in a corner, sitting alone but for a bouquet of red and white roses and a pint of dark ale, was he. The Druid. The … man … that Mary had agreed to meet. He stood up as Mary approached the table. Oh my, she thought, he's taller than I imagined.
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"Hi! You must be D!" Mary knew her voice was a bit too loud as she thrust her hand out in front of her.
The Druid's smile deepened. He took her hand but instead of shaking it, as he knew Mary expected him to, he gently turned it and kissed the top. Her skin was cool, no doubt from the chilly night air outside the pub, but his lips were warm. Mary shivered slightly with the kiss and firmly but slowly withdrew her hand.
D pulled a chair out for her and, with a slight nervous laugh, Mary sat down. God, I'm acting like a schoolgirl, she thought as the Druid took a seat to her right.
"What would you have to drink, my lady?" He still had that all-knowing smile, as if he could read her thoughts. Mary started to feel annoyed. She was in love with Randy. No Druid, no matter how tall, dark and well-muscled, could interfere with that. Not to mention that he was much too old for her, several centuries too old.
"A glass of Chardonnay, thank you." She smiled back at him, revealing her perfect white teeth. The Druid snapped his fingers, ordered another pint for himself, the Chardonnay for Mary when the server came. Then he leaned in.
"I've heard so much about you. You are more beautiful than my imagination allowed. You remind me of a wench … I mean, a woman I knew, oh, a couple of centuries ago. She was feisty, very independent. But she could not resist me." He gave her a large smile, revealing his perfect white teeth. Mary bristled.
"Really, I … is that a compliment, somehow?"
"Oh, indeed, my good lady. Ah, here are our drinks." He paused to attend to the bill, and Mary was relieved that he wasn't running a tab. She didn't want to have to deal with a drunk Druid.
"So how is it a compliment? I mean, really, we've only just met and yet you imply that I will not be able to resist you."
The Druid leaned back in his chair, his dark woolen coat falling open, revealing his broad, toned, naked chest. Mary grabbed her Chardonnay and took a big gulp. I love Randy, I love Randy, she started chanting in her head.
"The only woman I know that has so far resisted me is A, and I believe that's simply because I live in her head. One cannot have an affair with a figment of one's imagination. However …" The Druid leaned forward and grabbed Mary's hand. "However, since we are both figments of imagination …"
Mary pulled her hand away so abruptly that she almost knocked her wine over.
"Nevertheless," she said as she tried to steady her breathing. "I am in love with someone. I am not about to cheat on him."
The Druid picked up the bouquet of roses and held them out to her. "Has your lover ever given you flowers as beautiful as these? Has his lips burned a kiss onto your hand, as I have? Oh, yes, dear lady, I felt you shiver with that kiss."
Mary took another gulp of wine. She was going to have to have a long talk with 1WriteWay, her author. She studied her glass, wondering why it was empty so quickly and, more importantly, how to extricate herself from this large, overbearing, egotistical hunk of a man.
To be continued …
Will Mary yield to the … charms (?) of the Druid? Will the Druid find himself with wilted roses and a glass of Chardonnay thrown in his face? Will either character ever speak to their authors again? Let us know what you think, dear Reader. Where should this story go?
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I dunno..I kind of feel like D is cheating on A because I know them and I haven't had opportunity to get to know Mary well yet. Randy doesn't stand a chance as persuasive as D can be LOL…great entertainment you two (or should I say four 🙂 ).
This is a great idea. It could become a new craze indeed. Something to think about. Indeed, I am thinking about it. Excellent
Thanks! I'll have to hand it to Katie for floating the idea of her character being interested in my character.
Cool idea. It reminds me of the Woody Allen story about Madame Bovary coming to contemporary New York and driving the narrator crazy…
One picky point, though: I kind of doubt that a real druid would have perfect white teeth! 😉
No, that's not a picky point. I almost gave D bad teeth but decided against it because: (1) he lives in Katie's head and I just couldn't abide the thought of a rotten-toothed Druid lurking in her brain; (2) rotten teeth would have ended the date right there; (3) it's meant to catch Mary (and us readers) off-guard that he has good teeth; and (4) he's a figment of the bloody imagination … he can have whatever teeth I want! Really, two imaginary characters–contemporary woman and a 1300-year-old Druid–out on a date. All of this is pretty far from reality (which, right now, I want less reality in my life … 🙂 )
Ha! Good points all.
In my youth I went on a lot of dates with figments of my imagination… Those were some of the best times I ever had!
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I love that your characters fully acknowledge that they are characters. Sometimes I think that mine would like to come off the page and beat me with my own arm. Then I remember that they aren't real, and I go eat some chocolate because I'm losing my mind.
That hunky man sounds like keeper 😉
Ha ha, you should read Katie's blog The D/A Dialogues from whence the Druid comes. You might change your mind about him being a keeper 😉 And I think Mary might be wanting to break each of my fingers at this point 🙂
Oh my goodness, this just makes me grin ear-to-ear. That dastardly Druid! I'm so hoping the audience calls for chardonnay in the face!!
I just commented at A's blog – this is excellent – what a great collaboration – and great writing! Can't wait for the next part
Thanks, Pam! It's great fun, and I'm looking forward to the next part too since we don't know exactly what will happen next 🙂
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