Monica Winters, M.S.
Pronouns: she, her
Doctoral Student
Department of Biology
SDSU / UC Davis Joint Doctoral Program in Ecology
College of Sciences
SDSU / UC Davis
Primary Email: [email protected]
Building/Location
Physical Sciences
5500 Campanile Dr
San Diego,
CA
92182
Bio
I am proposing that San Diego County soils are significantly different from the currently used models and therefore to know the value of these carbon farming plans, soil testing and analysis can be extremely beneficial. There are over 4000 farms in San Diego County with an average area less than 3 acres.
This allows an opportunity to measure the efficacy of multiple types of carbon farming plans, operations that are organic, transitional organic, conventional, and also different crop type impacts (i.e., industrial hemp versus orchard crops).
Education
M.S. in Environmental Science
UC Riverside
B.S. in Biology (Ecology)
San Diego State University
Areas of Expertise
Carbon Farming Techniques, Regulation, Data Analysis, Conservation, Restoration, Carbon Sequestration, Public sector leadership