Summary
Matthew Savoca is an interdisciplinary marine ecologist with nine years of research experience studying human impacts on coastal and marine ecosystems. Currently a Principal Investigator at the California Marine Sanctuary Foundation and an Associate Research Scientist at Stanford's Hopkins Marine Station, he brings a blend of fieldwork, policy experience from NOAA, and academic rigor from a PhD in Ecology (UC Davis). His work spans hands-on ecological research, translating science into policy, and mentoring the next generation of marine scientists. Based in California, he combines long-term ecosystem monitoring with applied conservation solutions and a track record of moving research into management contexts. An underappreciated strength is his ability to navigate both academic and policy spheres, enabling rapid implementation of science-informed conservation actions.
9 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Ecology, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Ecology at University of California, Davis
Bachelor of Science - BS, Environmental Science, Bachelor of Science - BS, Environmental Science at Cornell University