Emma Royce has 5 years of fisheries experience and specializes in fisheries and aquatic science and geographic information system (GIS) management and analysis. She has experience in conducting riparian habitat surveys, fisheries surveys aquatic baseline studies, physical instream habitat surveys, creel surveys, forest management impact assessments, and data management and analysis. Emma is experienced in fish species identification and collection of key biological data, including deploying gill net, fyke net, beach seine, electrofishing, and PIT tag gear.  She also has experience in water quality, zooplankton, acoustic telemetry, and side scan sonar data collection. Emma is proficient with ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Online, and R Studio.

Emma holds a B.S. in Environmental Science (emphasis in Freshwater and Terrestrial Ecology) from Western Washington University, and a Certificate in Geographic Information Sciences from Eastern Washington University (Educated in ESRI software (ArcPro, ArcMap, ArcCatalog), spatial analysis, and cartography).