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Kirkland, Wa, Us

Lynden, Washington, United States

Executive leadership, Board and Staff support and development, and development of voluntary stewardship programs to address local and regional natural resource management priorities. Managing District work plan and budget, developing funding partnerships, supervising and mentoring staff, supporting Board functions and Board development.

Renton, Washington, United States

Providing gap filling and capacity enhancing support to mission-driven environmental organizations with a focus on developing strategic initiatives, leading and implementing special executive and operations management projects, developing natural resource management programming, and managing natural resource management pilot and strategic projects.

Renton, Washington, United States

Expanded interagency partnerships and secured funding to extend the District's mission through pilot projects, scaling-up District programming and regionalizing District priorities. Secured $2.35M in funding to develop, launch, manage and coordinate 7 natural resource stewardship strategic initiatives / pilot projects (Shore Friendly King County, Trees for Rail, Regional Forest Stewardship Pilot Program, Trees & Stormwater Ph1, Ph2, Ph3, Jurisdiction Crew-based Service). Secured and managed additional competitive grants (up to $250K per year). Implemented District administrative projects. Managed and coordinated District native plant nursery.

Renton, Washington, United States

Leveraged interagency partnerships and secured funding to extend the District's mission by scaling-up District programming and regionalizing District priorities. Participated in a multi-agency, stakeholder-driven effort to secure ~$30 million in funding across a 5-year horizon to deploy community-based, equity-driven natural resources stewardship programming for improve environmental quality in the urban and rural landscapes in King County. Used Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion principles, partnerships and on-the-ground strategies to develop and launch District urban shorelines, urban tree canopy and rural forest stewardship programming and an expanded District landowner cost-share program. Managed shorelines and forest habitat restoration and environmental education program groups comprised of 14 conservation / stewardship programs with a combined budget of $2.275M. Supervised an associated 9.5 FTEs, 3 interns and multiple consultants. Secured and managed competitive grants (up to $250K per year). Implemented District administrative projects. Managed and coordinated District native plant nursery.Certificates - Riparian and In-stream Conservation Planning (2016, WA CTD); Advanced Community-based Social Marketing (2014, CBSM)

Renton, Washington, United States

Collaborated to form and develop the Puget Sound Conservation Districts Caucus - Led and contributed to PSCD Caucus regional program and policy efforts, and collaborated with regional agencies and organizations on natural resource management priorities and policies. Managed shorelines habitat restoration and environmental education program groups comprised of 11 conservation / stewardship programs with a combined budget of $1.25M. Supervised an associated 6 FTEs, 2 interns and multiple consultants. Secured and managed competitive grants (up to $250K per year). Implemented District administrative projects. Managed and coordinated District native plant nursery,Award - Vim Wright Building Bridges Award (2013, WA Association of Conservation Districts)

Oversaw and Directed District operations and programs; managed personnel (14-16 FTE staff positions) and directly supervised 4 positions. Developed, managed and implemented annual work plans and budgets ($3.25M to $6.5M). Negotiated and secured 3 systems of special assessment and secured competitive grant funding (up to $250K per year). Managed aquatic resources restoration program. Developed, launched and coordinated 3 District funded and administered conservation and community engagement grant programs. Managed and coordinated District native plant nursery.Commendation - Outstanding Service as District Co-Coordinator (2003, WA SCC)

Developed and coordinated District aquatic habitat restoration program, volunteer program, education program, and Puget Sound Urban Resources Partnership Grant Program (an environmental equity / justice grant giving program). Managed program budgets. Designed and installed riparian restoration projects. Developed and delivered natural resource management education programs. Administered grant program RFP and awarded and contracted grants.

Corvallis Or & Anchorage Ak

Field research specialist for the Forest Inventory and Analysis Program, Located and sampled random grid plots for multi-resource inventory program in Southeast Alaska. Collected forest mensuration, vegetation composition and structure, soils, down wood and physiographic data. Skills include technical proficiency with dichotomous keys to PNW, AK, interior BC and Yukon Territory vascular and non-vascular plant species, and excellent backcountry navigation skills using aerial photography and topographic maps. ________Field research specialist for the Forest Health Monitoring Program in WA, OR and CA. Collected vegetation composition, vegetation structure, lichen community, and forest mensuration data. Collected and prepared herbarium specimens. Documented sensitive plant population in collaboration with the Washington DNR Natural Heritage Program. Skills include technical proficiency with dichotomous keys to PNW and CA vascular and non-vascular plant species, and excellent backcountry navigation skills using aerial photography and topographic maps.________Field research specialist for Sierra-Nevada Ecosystem Project in the northern Sierra Nevada Mountains and southern Cascade Mountains. Collected forest type, forest mensuration, site class, and down wood data. Skill include technical proficiency with dichotomous keys to CA vascular and non-vascular plant species, and strong backcountry navigation skills using aerial photography and topographic maps.

Mt Baker Snoqualmie National Forest, Darrington Ranger District

District Botanist for the Snoqualmie National Forest, Darrington Ranger District. Developed District Botany and ET&S plant conservation program. Conducted surveys for and documented threatened, endangered, sensitive, and monitor plant species; maintained and developed District records to track and monitor local TES plant populations; developed management and mitigation plans for sensitive plant populations; documented and prepared biological evaluations; reviewed and edited Environmental Assessments; authored sensitive plant management alternatives for NEPA projects; implemented special projects / initiatives to conserve sensitive plant species. Trained and supervised employees, volunteers, contractors.

San Juan County, Washington, United States

Limekiln Point State Park - Developed and implemented an expanded natural history interpretive program for Lime Kiln Point State Park, a whale watching day use park on San Juan Island. Developed and implemented an environmental education master plan for marine State Parks of the San Juan Islands. Developed and presented slide shows on PNW marine and terrestrial ecology, San Juan Islands geology. Conducted interpretive nature walks. Designed and produced the Park kiosk/bulletin board and brochure. Developed, recorded and broadcasted Park loop-tape education program. Conducted shoreline-based whale watching tours. ________Sucia Island State Park - Maintained facilities, infrastructure and equipment for 6 marine State Parks in the San Juan Islands, including camp site maintenance, mowing, and composting toilet maintenance and repair. Worked with the public, providing park use information and guidance. Managed reservations and collected camp site and mooring fees. Developed and presented environmental education programming. Used and maintained park equipment. Piloted and navigated park vessels (16' Boston Whaler, 26' Raider-class hull and 29' aluminum hull boats). ________Central Ferry State Park - Maintained park facilities, infrastructure and equipment, including camp site maintenance, mowing, and irrigation system maintenance and repair. Worked with the public, providing park use information and guidance. Managed reservations and collected RV and camp site rental fees. Used and maintained park equipment.

Master Of Education - Ma Ed, Science Education

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Environmental Education

High School Diploma

Associate Of Arts And Sciences - Aas