Danielle Claar
Nearshore Ecologist at Washington State Department of Natural Resources
United States
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Top SchoolDanielle Claar is a Nearshore Ecologist with nine years of experience applying statistical modeling, bioinformatics, and field-based research to assess and conserve ecosystem resilience under increasing anthropogenic stress. She combines genomic approaches with large-scale data analysis to reveal how environmental variability shapes biodiversity and coral–algal symbioses, drawing on a PhD in Biology and postdoctoral training in climate and global change. Currently at the Washington State Department of Natural Resources after roles at Hakai Institute and the University of Washington, she translates complex data into evidence-based conservation guidance and stakeholder-facing outreach. Her work spans hands-on field campaigns (including El Niño research on Kiritimati) to sophisticated modeling, enabling mechanistic insights into ecosystem dynamics. Less obvious: she pairs rigorous quantitative skills with creative science communication, having led citizen scientist programs and outreach efforts that broaden the impact of her research.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Biology, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Biology at University of VictoriaBS, Marine Science, BS, Marine Science at University of Hawaii at Hilo
Github Skills (24)
windrose8
weibull6
probability-density6
network-graph4
probability4
matplotlib4
draw4
polar4
graph4
plot4
python4
pandas3
visualization3
r3
numpy2
Programming languages (2)
Github contributions (5)
baumlab/Claar_etal_2020_NatCom
Jul 2016 - Oct 2020
Contributions:2 releases, 719 commits, 34 pushes in 4 years 4 months
daniclaar/KI_temperature_insitu_NOAA
Jul 2019 - Feb 2021
Contributions:11 pushes in 1 year 7 months
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