Narayan Elasmar, Habitat Restoration Biologist
Narayan has been with CREST since 2014. In that time, he has assisted in the implementation of countless juvenile salmon habitat restoration projects. Narayan works in the monitoring department with April Silva, Lead Ecologist. The department’s overall objective is to monitor the development of tidal restoration projects undertaken by CREST or other partner organizations. In addition to effectiveness monitoring, the department conducts wetland delineations, habitat assessments, and vegetation surveys.
Narayan is the point person for Real Time Kinematic (RTK) survey equipment and drone technology. He is an experienced certified remote pilot using drone and RTK technology to collect data for project design, map creation and monitoring.
He obtained his Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology, with a focus in Marine Fisheries from Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, FL. His continuing education includes a River Restoration Certificate from the Environmental Professional Program at Portland State University. Narayan is involved in the regional Science Work Group, and the Pacific Northwest Blue Carbon Working Group.
Narayan is the point person for Real Time Kinematic (RTK) survey equipment and drone technology. He is an experienced certified remote pilot using drone and RTK technology to collect data for project design, map creation and monitoring.
He obtained his Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology, with a focus in Marine Fisheries from Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, FL. His continuing education includes a River Restoration Certificate from the Environmental Professional Program at Portland State University. Narayan is involved in the regional Science Work Group, and the Pacific Northwest Blue Carbon Working Group.
Personal ProfileNarayan, his wife and daughter are constantly camping, hiking, running, and biking in and around the forests of the North Oregon Coast. If you don't catch him outdoors with his family, you’ll probably find him in his woodworking shed playing with some hand tools and locally sourced lumber.
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