Sandra Nash

Background

About Sandra Nash

Ms. Nash is a wildlife biologist with 10 years of wildlife and environmental experience throughout the United States. She has worked with a variety of taxa in southern California, including sensitive and endangered species such as desert tortoises, desert kit fox, burrowing owls, and Coachella Valley fringe-toed lizards. She has experience working in a variety of habitats, including Desert Scrub, Chaparral, Urban, Agriculture, California Annual Grassland, and Ruderal Grassland vegetation communities. She has spent approximately 6 years studying wildlife and plants in Mojave and Sonoran regions of Nevada and California. She has worked on Devers-Palo Verde 2 (DPV2), Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Project (TRTP), TRTP Chino Hills Underground, Pipeline Safety Enhancement Plan (PSEP) and a number of solar projects: Sanborn, Edwards AFB, Blythe, and Arlington. Ms. Nash has also worked on the Strauss Wind project and the Desert Peak BESS. Ms. Nash’s field work experience in California includes: desert tortoise surveys, desert kit fox radio telemetry, botanical surveys, weed abatement, restoration monitoring, CORA point count surveys, photo documentation for new project sites, third party compliance monitoring, and construction monitoring (desert tortoise and biological compliance).