This poster was developed to demonstrate an ethnographic project done in collaboration with the National Park Service to establish how ethnographic studies for the new plant gathering rule--Title 36, sec. 2.6--could take place. My research team, headed by Dr. Stoffle, did the data collection and write up of this technical report, which was the first ever ethnographic study for this new rule. I developed the poster by creating graphics in Photoshop and using Microsoft Power Point to finalize the poster layout. 

This poster was developed for the 2017 University of Arizona Student Showcase. In it I demonstrate my original research in Utila, Honduras, on a small fishing village on the Utila Cays. This poster ended up winning the first place prize for the Graduate Student Communities and Societies category.