Job Title: Senior GIS Technician 
Primary Affiliation: College of Natural Resources
Secondary Affiliation: Ecogeomorphology & Topographic Analysis Lab

education

Utah State University (2021)
Bachelor of Science in Forest Ecology Management
Minor in GIS

Study interests

Generally:
  • ​Restoration Ecology 
Specifically:
  • Interactions between beaver (Castor spp.), their environment, and their influence on disturbances such as drought, wildfire and post-fire flooding
  •  Low-tech process-based restoration of riparian ecosystems
  •  Restoration effectiveness monitoring through the combination of remotely sensed and field-based techniques
  •  Biotic and abiotic interactions and their impact on fluvial processes 

bio

Cashe graduated from Utah State University in May 2021. During his studies, he had the opportunity to work as a field and lab technician on various projects where he gained valuable experience ranging from post-fire regeneration monitoring to riparian restoration and assessment. In 2018 he worked as a GIS analyst for the Utah Forest Institute where he helped develop a historic fire atlas for the state of Utah. Since 2019 he has worked as a GIS technician here at the Ecogeomorphology and Topographic Analysis Lab (ET-AL) where he applies his current understanding as well as continues to learn valuable skills in geoprocessing, remote sensing and field based techniques. When he's not in the lab, you can likely find him backcountry skiing, floating down a river or laying out on a warm rock. 
Curriculum Vitae
File Size: 237 kb
File Type: pdf
Download File
​
This work is licensed under a
​ Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.