Anthony Stratynski

Passionate marine biology graduate with field experience in the Galápagos Islands and internships involving microplastic surveys, fish population monitoring, and water quality analysis. PADI Open Water Certified, strong in lab and fieldwork, and eager to support conservation, fisheries research, or aquaculture projects. Open to relocation and travel.

Hands-on marine biology student with direct experience in field research, ecological monitoring, and public engagement. Worked with Escambia County Marine Resources Division to conduct fisheries assessments, community surveys, and marine species identification. 

Gained international field training through Ecology Project International in the Galápagos Islands, collecting data on tortoise migration and marine iguanas while conducting microplastics surveys. 

Former Animal Care Specialist at Petco, responsible for aquatic animal husbandry, water quality testing, and habitat maintenance. Skilled in GIS mapping, marine vertebrate identification, and communicating scientific data to the public. Passionate about ocean conservation, SCUBA certified, and eager to contribute to marine research and sustainability efforts.

B.S. in Marine Biology
University of West Florida – Pensacola, FL
Expected August 2025

Associate of Science
Heartland Community College – Normal, IL
Graduated December 2022