Miranda Jackson
sustainability in entertainment & natural resources | data analysis | project management | climate change mitigation strategy | marine biology
My Work & Projects
I have had the opportunity to collaborate with various people and work on a multitude of projects in my career so far, including but not limited to the ones listed here. I'm also thankful to everyone who has allowed me to contribute to their work, and if a work is not purely my own,
credit is given where appropriate!
Sustainability Instagram - @SustainablyManaged
Revamped September 2022, this Instagram is my way of teaching myself social media. I plan to post handmade content almost daily (with Saturday being my optional day for balance), and hope to shed light on some sustainability issue, news, and job tips from my point of view!
Exit Seminar for Master's Degree
This is a link to my final seminar presentation that I presented to my committee in order to receive my degree. This presentation was made in PowerPoint and was created by me!
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Final Master's Degree Publication Draft
Here is a link the introduction from my master's publication. Since this paper is in edits for official publication, a full copy of a draft is only available upon request!
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My first publication!
While working at my phycology lab at UF, I had the honor to help my supervisor, Susan Badylak, research, write, and edit this publication on microplastics we found in some routine water samples we received for microorganism analysis.
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"Ciliates: Zooplankton, Phytoplankton, or Both?"
This is a link to my final presentation for my
Algae Biology & Ecology course during my master's program. I conducted the research, created the PowerPoint, and then presented the information.
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Natural Resource Management Process Diagram
A conceptual diagram I made to portray the concept and risks/benefits of prescribed burns within a forested area, accompanied by a short explanatory essay, for my Sustainable Agriculture & Urban Land Management course. (Click image for access)
