My Story

Isaac Rath

I graduated from Cal Poly Humboldt in 2022 with a total of three associates, five certificates, and a Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Management and Conservation. Since graduating, I have been working as a field technician on various research projects.

These include working as a field assistant on Greater Sage-Grouse and as a wildlife, photo, and environmental education tour guide in Yellowstone National Park. I have also worked as a field biologist for the Bird Conservancy of the Rockies and the Great Bason Bird Observatory. During my free time, there’s a good chance you will find me watching wildlife or taking photos. 

I have a deep belief in conservation and nature's ability to connect people from around the world. Check out the work I've been doing and please consider supporting my goal of furthering my education by purchasing one of my photos. Click on the tabs to explore.

The work I’ve been doing

Great Basin Bird Observatory 

Field Technician and Wildlife Consultant

Bird Conservancy of the Rockies

Field Technician

Yellowstone Wild

Naturalist/Wildlife/Photo Guide

Educational Background

2020-2022 Cal Poly Humboldt,

BS Wildlife Management and Conservation

My research Paper on “Human Disturbance Influences the Long-billed Curlew’s Foraging Behavior (Numenius americanus)”