Casey Walker Email & Phone Number

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

To protect our environment, health, economic well-being, and community quality of life. Clean Water Action organizes strong grassroots groups, coalitions, and campaigns to elect environmental candidates and solve environmental and community problems.I aim to protect, conserve, and manage water resources for effective use for present and future generations. My work includes monitoring, protecting, and reducing the inputs of toxic pollutants and emerging contaminants such as PFAS, also known as forever chemicals, from entering our streams and waterways.Per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a group of man-made chemicals that have been used in various products for decades, including nonstick cookware, stain-resistant fabrics, firefighting foams, and water-resistant coatings. PFAS are known as "forever chemicals" because they do not break down easily in the environment and can accumulate in the body over time.Health impacts of PFASThere is growing evidence that exposure to PFAS can have several adverse health impacts, including:- Increased risk of cancer, including kidney, testicular, and prostate cancer- Liver damage- Decreased fertility- Increased risk of high blood pressure and pre-eclampsia in pregnant women- Low birth weight- Developmental delays in children- Interference with the body's natural hormones- Increased cholesterol levels- Obesity

Santa Barbara, California, United States

2023 Western Field Hockey Conference Champions

Santa Barbara, California, United States

Casey tutors a graduate-level Sustainable Watershed Management course at the University of California, Santa Barbara. This course seamlessly integrates environmental science and management to tackle sustainable watershed management challenges. Students gain expertise in developing watershed management plans and addressing water quantity and quality issues through a comprehensive approach. Topics covered include water resource indicators, planning process, watershed components analysis, and solutions for supply and water quality problems.

Santa Barbara, California, United States

• Managing the financial planning and analysis, ensuring optimal utilization of funds and the long-term financial health of a renewable energy venture serving tribal communities with their energy needs• Establishing strong relationships with donors, securing substantial financial contributions and effectively communicating the strategic vision and progress of the clean energy venture

New Haven, Connecticut, United States

The Environmental Fellows Program (EFP) at the Yale School of the Environment (YSE) is a fellowship that seeks to diversify the environmental field by cultivating the career aspirations of master’s and doctoral students from historically underrepresented groups by connecting students to work opportunities in environmental nonprofits, grant makers, and government sectors.This program arose out of a collaboration between University of Michigan’s School for Environment and Sustainability, the Environmental Grantmakers Association (EGA), and the C.S. Mott Foundation. The collaborators recognized the need for a program to identify and train diverse students to work in environmental and philanthropic sectors. Several philanthropic organizations support this fellowship.The Environmental Fellows Program is for future leaders and decision-makers in the rapidly changing fields of conservation, justice, equity, and philanthropy.

• Managed over fifty Irrigation Districts, Reclamation Districts, City and County Agencies, and Flood Control Districts throughout California. • Prepared and submitted annual reports and documentation, with 100% approval of all documents presented to the California State Water Resources Control Board and California Department of Fish and Wildlife.NPDES Industrial & Construction General Permit (IGP & CGP) Enrollment, Stormwater Monitoring, and Compliance Services• Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP), Site Map, and Notice of Intent (NOI) preparation.• Annual Comprehensive Facility Compliance Evaluations.• Stormwater Multiple Application and Report Tracking System (SMARTS) account management• Assist with Exceedance Response Action Evaluation• Identify and oversee the deployment of improved Best Management Practices (BMPs)• Notice of Termination (NOT) preparationEnvironmental Fire Remediation & Soil Sampling • Solano County Phase II Debris Removal & Cleanup Work Plan Execution• Analyzing residential burn sites for Title 22 metals & mercury using EPA 6010, Method 6020, & 7471A

1615 5Th Street, Suite A, Davis, Ca 95616

As an Assistant Environmental Scientist, I have the opportunity to work throughout California in assisting our agriculture, industry, and government clients in the assessment, protection, and enhancement of natural resources.​ My primary role is to support clients in an effort to control invasive and non-native aquatic plants in lakes, reservoirs and ponds; ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal regulations. Through project work and outsources, I have gained valuable experience in the following areas:• Conducting water quality sampling and biological assessments• Performing nesting bird surveys• Non-native species management• Data QA/QC and Access databases • Creating client proposals and cost estimations

810 Vaca Valley Parkway, Suite 203 Vacaville, Ca 95688

• Created electrical risk assessment maps of the entire Solano County Putah Canal. • Conducted algaecide study of canal invasive aquatic species. • Collected and analyzed water quality samples and water resource-related data throughout the county. • • Performed field surveys and mapping of water resource features including creeks, canals, and topographic features.

116 A St, Davis, Ca 95616, Usa

Published Staff photographer specializing in corporate, athletic, academic, and special events hosted on the UC Davis Campus. Shot, edited, and published media for UC Davis Alumni Center, websites, promotionals, and brochures.

Davis, Ca

The Environmental Policy and Planning Commission (EPPC) serves as an advisory board to the ASUCD Senate. The commission provides environmental education and outreach in order to better inform students and the campus community about the environment and relevant issues. • Voted on Davis student government resolutions (Resolution #12) to increase environmental justice classes• Managed the Clean College Road Tour (CCRT) event which informs students of a variety of sustainability themes, empowers them to create tangible change at Davis and mobilizes them around a student-led sustainability project on campus.• Facilitated UC Davis' transition to using Fair Trade Products with campus dining halls and services.• Collaborating with UC Davis staff to divest from fossil fuels (Fossil Free UC Davis)

Davis, Ca

The executive director of a student-run, expert-advised, and community-supported internship dedicated to the conservation of local wildlife on UC Davis campus and beyond.1. Encourage local wildlife on and off campus through:• improvement of habitat for local wildlife and reduction in negative impacts of invasive species.2. Increase public interest in wildlife conservation through:• educational events and facilitation of involvement in wildlife conservation.3. Provide valuable experience to future conservation professionals by:• providing real world wildlife management experience to students.• putting students in contact with the expertise of faculty on campus.4. Improve campus visitor experience through:• increased opportunities to observe wildlife.Education and Outreach Manager(October 2015 - March 2017)Educating local community about the importance of watershed protection and wildlife conservation & restoration. • UC Davis affiliated and community funded internship• Community outreach & involvement with managing weekly educational booths and events• Designed and taught curriculum based on environmental lesson plans for students

Uc Davis Office Of Research

Ph.D. Candidate: Rachel D. WiggintonI assisted in ecology research focusing on how invasive plants alter ecosystem functioning in aquatic habitats. The research examined how invasive plants change the structure and function of their associated invertebrate communities. These invasive plants are located in the tidal marshes of the San Francisco Bay-San Joaquin Delta area. The research analyzed the impact of invasive plant stem density on ecosystem functions, and the relationship between drought, invasive plant density, and invertebrate community change. The research plants include native Spartina foliosa, invasive hybrid Spartina, Lepidium latifolium, tidal marsh inveterate communities, and the native plant assemblages of salt and brackish marshes.Ph.D. Candidate: Rebecca WalkerI assisted with ecosystems ecology research. I processed soil samples collecting isotope data for ecological models. The research examined the interactions between plant physiology and biogeochemical cycling. The broader implications of the research are understanding global nutrient cycling, ecohydrology, and plant-atmosphere interactions.

University Of California Davis

Founding Father and Treasurer of a value-based organization. The Delta Chi Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta at the University of California Davis. Fundraised funds for the United Service Organizations and chartered the fraternity.• Cultivated partnerships and rapport with the International Fraternity Headquarters and the Interfraternity Council at UC Davis. Managed the expansion of the Delta Chi Chapter. • Built the organization's structure and foundation through developing bylaws, organizing cyclic philanthropic events, and formulating recruitment tactics.• Established partnerships with Panhellenic organizations to promote collaborative events and initiatives.• Social Media chair and previous Recruitment Chair.

Chula Vista, Ca

Achievements include:• US U-21 Junior National Team Captain• 2015 Rising Male Athlete of the Year• 2014 U21 National Champion Winner• 24 Internationally capped games• Two time JR. Pan American athlete

Ventura, California, United States

Ventura, Ca

- Assisted Altair’s patent infringement and patent licensing unit for a leading global skin care company. Determined instances of patent infringement, communicated my findings, and assisted in the process of patent partnerships and licensing deals.- Altair Instruments has been a medical device manufacturer for 30 years with expertise in Class, I, II & III products. I assembled and tested microdermabrasion devices and systems.

Ventura

• Manufactured batteries for cordless surgical handpieces.• Maintained quality control of Class One medical products• Produced competitively powered surgical battery packs, chargers and autoclavable electronics and motors.• I collected data for operational studies, performed routine tests and business process improvements as required. I also maintained inventory control system, and repaired or replaced equipment as necessary.• I assisted engineers, construction managers, and departmental managers with the production line process.

Ventura, Ca

• Document Control Specialist in the Cerner Department of VCMC's hospital• Produced and organized doctor binders and medical reports• Collaborated with department managers to centralize documented medical information• Initiated administrative tasks around the office, organized events, assisting managers with implementing departmental projects.• Streamlined organizational information and improved ease of access by standardizing the retrieval process for vital patient records, reports, and important documents.

Master'S Degree, Energy And Water Resource Management

Activities and Societies: Business & The Environment Course List: Finance Management & Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Data Analysis.

Environmental Science And Management With An Emphasis In Geospatial Information Systems (Gis), Hydrology And Water Resources Science

Activities and Societies: Executive Director of Wild Campus , Student Government: Environmental Policy & Planning Commissioner

Marine Biology And Biological Oceanography

I am conducting research in Moreton Bay, Australia examining the role and capacity of oysters changing water clarity on the western side.

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