Nicole Carrillo is a dedicated Fish and Wildlife Technician at the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, where she plays a pivotal role in the management and conservation of aquatic ecosystems. With a Bachelor of Science and a Master’s degree in Marine Resource Management, Nicole combines...
Nicole Carrillo is a dedicated Fish and Wildlife Technician at the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, where she plays a pivotal role in the management and conservation of aquatic ecosystems. With a Bachelor of Science and a Master’s degree in Marine Resource Management, Nicole combines her academic expertise with hands-on experience to contribute significantly to the health of marine resources in Texas. Her current responsibilities include assisting the ecosystem leader in the collection, recording, and editing of both fisheries-dependent and independent data across critical habitats such as Galveston Bay, Trinity Bay, and the Gulf of Mexico.
Nicole’s proficiency in fisheries management practices and her thorough understanding of conservation laws and regulations enable her to effectively support sustainable fishing practices and habitat restoration efforts. She is skilled in collecting hydrological data for water quality sampling and monitoring, which is essential for assessing the ecological health of marine environments. Her technical skills extend to operating various vehicles and vessels, ensuring safe and efficient data collection in diverse aquatic settings.
In addition to her technical capabilities, Nicole excels in project planning and environmental impact assessment, utilizing her knowledge of NEPA regulations to navigate complex environmental issues. Her strong written and verbal communication abilities allow her to convey critical findings and collaborate effectively with stakeholders, enhancing the department's outreach and educational initiatives. As she continues to develop her career, Nicole remains committed to advancing the conservation of Texas’s marine resources, making her a valuable asset to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
