Alizia Rhodes is a highly skilled wetland ecologist with a passion for exploring and studying the diverse plant and animal species that inhabit coastal marshy areas. With over 400 LinkedIn connections, Alizia has established a strong professional network in the field. Currently serving as a Graduate Research Fellow at Texas A&M University Galveston Campus, Alizia has been making significant contributions to the study of wetland ecosystems since 2021.

Alizia's expertise lies in various areas, including soil sampling, problem-solving, groundwater analysis, fieldwork, and environmental science. They also possess a strong background in environmental consulting, project design, and programming languages such as Python and R. With a track record of successful research and development initiatives, Alizia is experienced in GIS analysis, modeling, and applications, making them a valuable asset in the field of geographic information systems.

Prior to their current role, Alizia gained extensive experience as a Project Research Associate at Louisiana Tech University, where they excelled in soil sampling, fieldwork, environmental consulting, and project management. They also served as an Undergraduate Teaching Assistant and demonstrated exceptional instructional design and leadership skills. Additionally, Alizia has contributed to the scientific community through their work as an Undergraduate Research Assistant at Louisiana Tech University and as an Undergraduate Student Researcher at LUMCON.

Alizia's impressive educational background includes a Master of Science in Marine Biology and Biological Oceanography from Texas A&M University Galveston Campus and a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Louisiana Tech University. Their dedication to academic pursuits and their ability to apply scientific knowledge in practical settings showcase their exceptional capabilities as a wetland ecologist.