Kelsey Woldt serves as an associate biologist and regulatory specialist for RBC. She conducts general biological surveys, wetland delineations, and protocol surveys for a variety of special status species. She prepares biological technical reports, aquatic resource delineation reports, permit compliance reports, and various additional deliverables in compliance with federal, state, and local regulations. Kelsey holds an M.S. in biological sciences from California State University, San Marcos and a B.S. from the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) in ecology, animal behavior, and evolutionary biology. Kelsey’s study on the skeletal anatomy of the endangered salt marsh harvest mouse was published in the Journal ofAnatomy in 2024.