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Adrian Gallo is listed as Climate Program Manager at Idaho Conservation League, a with 25 employees, based in Boise, Idaho, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at oregonstate.edu and a matched LinkedIn profile for Adrian Gallo.
Adrian Gallo previously worked as Graduate Research Assistant at Oregon State University and Graduate Research Assistant at Oregon State University. Adrian Gallo holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Soil Sciences & Sustainable Forest Management from Oregon State University.
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Hello! I’m currently working out of the Boise office for the Idaho Conservation League where my small team is working on accelerating Idaho's renewable energy transition. This requires meeting with folks in the climate, energy, transportation, agriculture, and business spaces to push us in the right direction. It's a combination of science communication, energy policy, movement building, and community engagement to get renewables built -- and built fast. However, this buildout does not come without tradeoffs, and threading the needle of rapid electrification through an environmental justice lens is easier said than done. But here we are, trying to do exactly that.Prior to my work in Idaho, I received my PhD in terrestrial biogeochemistry researching how climate change is affecting ecosystems like deserts, grasslands, forests, permafrost regions and agricultural systems. I also have a Masters degree focusing on long-term productivity of forests across the Pacific Northwest. Throughout my graduate work, I spent six years producing a science communication radio show that afforded me a deep understanding of the many climate issues and social dilemmas scientists are trying to solve.During my research days, my ecology-focused colleagues and I felt much more like very precise, real-time environmental destruction journalists. Our research sites were changing too fast for us to measure. Whether it was sea turtle survival rates from a warming climate, drought effects on tree species, or air quality impacts from historic (but not unprecedented) wildfires in the West. Through these experiences I have a desire, if not an obligation, to help society understand the real costs of our fossil fuel economy and to help shape a healthier and more equitable world for all of usPlease reach out with any questionsagallo@idahoconservation.orgCheers, ~Adrian
Listed skills include Natural Resource Management, Gis, Soil Science, Hydrology, and 16 others.
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Boise, Idaho, United States
We are Idaho's leading voice for conservation, focused on protecting the air you breathe, the water we drink, and the outdoor spaces we love. As the Climate Program Manager, I have the long-term goal of making Idaho carbon neutral. It will be a long road, but we're focusing our efforts on agriculture practices, transportation infrastructure, and the build out and connection of renewable energy resources.
Oregon
Carbon held in soils is approximately twice the amount of carbon held in aboveground biomass and the atmosphere combined. But where does soil carbon come from? How long does it stay in soil? Is soil carbon sensitive to temperature/moisture perturbations, or to land management shifts? Most importantly, what do these patterns look like across different ecosystems? I'm working with the National Ecological Observatory Network to answers these questions and more for my PhD.
Within a managed forest in the western Oregon Cascades, treatments were initiated with three levels of biomass removal (with and without compaction) to monitor impacts to growing season characteristics of Douglas-fir. Soil temperature and moisture conditions were continuously monitored and three sources of soil respiration were measured monthly for two years immediately following treatments.
I helped co-produce a radio show, podcast, and blog about the science that graduate students do at Oregon State, but also their background and how they found their passion. Part science communication, part history, part philosophy, but a heavy dose of inspiration!
Bend, Oregon, United States
Instructor responsible for both the lab and lecture components of introduction to soil science. Lectures included two meetings a week for a total of 3 hours/wk, and lab was once a week for 3 hours/wk.
San Luis Obispo, California
• Maintained a safe environment in the soils laboratory according to OSHA requirements.• Proper handling and storage of laboratory equipment.• Monitored attendance of students through the day.• Maintenance of printer machines, computers, white boards, etc...
San Luis Obispo, California
• Providing educational materials, practice problems, mock midterms, and instructor feedback.• Requires consistent grading of student laboratory reports and maintaining an accurate grade book.• Demands strong capacity for public speaking and awareness of students’ learning methods.
Cave Junction, Or
• Collaborated with a diverse set of land managers to recognize management objectives.• Partnered with a team to provide soils information that will inform management actions.• Classified areas with GIS and field reconnaissance to provide the greatest potential for restoration.• Created professional presentations to propose management actions to Forest Service managers.• Educated the Watershed Council and SWC District on soil’s physical and biological properties.
San Luis Obispo, California
• Developed educational brochures on the implementation and benefits of home composting.• Monitored long term shelf life stability of our commercial compost and vermicompost products.• Presented composting workshops to primary schools, university students, and the community.
Prince Of Wales Island, Alaska
*This was the same job over two years, but only during summers*• Identified a relationship between soils information and the best potential harvest methods.• Driving on logging roads, hiking in all weather conditions for 8 hours per day on steep and unstable slopes.• Evaluated landscapes with an interdisciplinary team of scientists.• Interpreted field notes and GIS maps for the NEPA planning and writing process.• Developed a restoration plan for a landslide intersecting an active timber road and a wetland.• Sampled for Northern Goshawks• Plant and soil identification to determine landscape characteristics. • In 2011, I received a Certificate of Outstanding Job Performance.
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Justin Hayes
Colleague at Idaho Conservation LeagueBoise, Idaho, United States
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Rachel Brinkley
Colleague at Idaho Conservation LeagueBoise, Idaho, United States
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Brad Heusinkveld
Colleague at Idaho Conservation LeaguePortland, Oregon, United States
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Jayden Rehwalt
Colleague at Idaho Conservation LeagueBoise, Idaho, United States
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Lisa Thorn Marksbury
Colleague at Idaho Conservation LeagueIdaho Falls, Idaho, United States
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Susan Drumheller
Colleague at Idaho Conservation LeagueSagle, Idaho, United States
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Jennifer Ekstrom
Colleague at Idaho Conservation LeagueSpokane, Washington, United States
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Sean Botzenhart
Colleague at Idaho Conservation LeagueMccall, Idaho, United States
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Jonathan Oppenheimer
Colleague at Idaho Conservation LeagueBoise, Idaho, United States
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Mitchell Cutter
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"Understanding watershed conditions and processes in forested ecosystems and the effects of management activities; evaluating.
The Soil Science program is a strong environmental science program that explores the diverse role of soils and provides knowledge.
Activities and Societies: Voted Senior Athlete of the Year (2008) for Cross Country, Soccer, & Track
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Adrian Gallo works for Idaho Conservation League.
Adrian Gallo is listed as Climate Program Manager at Idaho Conservation League.
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Adrian Gallo is based in Boise, Idaho, United States while working with Idaho Conservation League.
Adrian Gallo has worked for Idaho Conservation League, Oregon State University, Orange Media Network, Oregon State University-Cascades, and Cal Poly State University.
Adrian Gallo's colleagues at Idaho Conservation League include Justin Hayes, Rachel Brinkley, Brad Heusinkveld, Jayden Rehwalt, and Lisa Thorn Marksbury.
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Adrian Gallo holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Soil Sciences & Sustainable Forest Management from Oregon State University.
Adrian Gallo is listed with skills including Natural Resource Management, Gis, Soil Science, Hydrology, Soil, Water Quality, Geomorphology, and Geology.
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