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Model and monitor storm-water and floodplain systems, natural infrastructure, and water quantity and quality in mixed land use watersheds.

Inform and participate in the development of communication and outreach materials.

Assist in the development of design guidance for natural infrastructure systems.

Support the development and delivery of short course, undergraduate, and graduate curricular materials centered on natural infrastructure and Engineering With Nature.

Co-authoring journal manuscripts and research reports for project sponsors and oral presentations of research to sponsors and at scientific meetings.

Communicate regularly and in a timely fashion with the PI regarding research and other issues relevant to the operation of coastal laboratories.