Soil Conservationist
CurrentHelping People Help the Land.I help create conservative plans on private lands to improve sustainability, feasibility, and help you reach your operation goals.
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Codie Van Meter is listed as Conservationist - Naturalist - Rangeland Manager at USDA-NRCS, a with 4362 employees, based in Belleville, Kansas, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Codie Van Meter.
Codie Van Meter previously worked as Soil Conservationist at Usda-Nrcs and Range Management Specialist at Nrcs-National Resource Conservation Service. Codie Van Meter holds Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Agronomy from Kansas State University.
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Growing up, I have been a member of clubs like 4-H, the FFA, KAYS club, SADD, and lived/worked on a farm. In the past I've had experience being Beef Quality Certified, and I am currently a certified Hunters Education Instructor since 2017.I am a graduate of Kansas State University, B.S. in Agronomy with an emphasis in Range Management as of December 2018. I have been focusing my career towards involvement with conservation efforts, mainly with the Grassland areas of Kansas. While there, I have been involved with The Wildlife Society (3yrs), the Wheat State Agronomy Club (2yrs), Audacity Acapella group (0.5yr), and the KSU Marching Band (3yrs). Last couple years of undergrad, I work on campus for Kansas Mesonet Weather Data Research. I have spent my summers doing landscaping, working as a ranch hand, and last summer as an Intern at the Land Institute working for scientists from all parts of the globe. I have had a variety of experience in different areas of Agricultural. The summer of 2017, I gained another perspective by taking part in an International Service Team and worked on Sea Turtle Conservation efforts in West Africa. I helped them with their permacultural practices, including making bio-char, utilizing rain water reservoirs, and using Moringa trees as organic fence. Since graduation, I have volunteered at the KDWPT in Emporia, KS. When I lived in the area, I kept myself busy as a para educator at William Allen White Elementary gaining new perspectives, problem-solving techniques, connections with people and students. In 2020 I got a Range Con job working out of the Emporia Field Office (FO) for NRCS. It's great & I have loved working at a job that makes me feel like I'm doing good for people and the land. To get a better view on NRCS as an Agency and improve my conservation planning skills, I took the Soil Conservationist position for the Belleville FO. Additionally I moved myself and 2 cats in to my boyfriend's house with his 2 dogs. I have created a home here with him and our fur-babies among the community, though not immovable. I have gained a lot of experience in creating a sense of belonging anywhere I go, so my boyfriend and I are definitely making plans to move for work as jobs come up.
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Belleville, Kansas, United States
Helping People Help the Land.I help create conservative plans on private lands to improve sustainability, feasibility, and help you reach your operation goals.
Emporia, Kansas, United States
I quite literally help people the land, like the agency moto says.Some days I'm on the 4-wheeler surveying/inventory natural rangeland or pasture land. Then I'll take that info back and make maps and conservation plans to help producers & landowners work smarter, not harder on their land. Making it more productive and sustainable for the soil, biotic integrity, and hydrology, besides being profitable. Other days I help with outreach, and educating the public about conservation and why it's important. I enjoy Every part of what I do and hope to continue learning more in the field of conservation!
Missouri, United States
I did consultations and land surveying, mostly for a job working with Evergy power station expansions.
Emporia, Kansas, United States
• Working with Kindergarden through 5th grade students with extra behavioral or learning guidance. I assist teachers with daily classroom activities, primarily focusing on special needs students, but also aiding the rest of the classroom students. A general schedule was used as a guideline for my daily routine, but would change every day based on what needs were where at. I didn’t work one on one with students most of the time, but when I did, I had to make a fast but genuine connection with the student to build trust. I would visit about 6 different classrooms a day, but estimate about 9 different room changes according to my most recent schedule. Most days were stressful because the students that I came close to would exhibit serious self-doubt and try to shut themselves off from any help, and that is when I would come in and work to calm their insecurities in the most structured caring way possible. Some children were difficult to bond with but very worth it when they would open up to help. When I was unsure of how to handle a situation, I would talk to the classroom teacher, then follow protocol and make a care-call to specials teacher if the situation continued to escalate. Cooperation was key every day with my coworkers and the students in order to keep them on the best educational path. It was difficult at the start to understand the flow as a school staff member, but I persisted and I’ve learned new ways to solve my challenges.
Manhattan, Kansas
• Data collection was a daily part of duties where my coworkers and I shared responsibility going out to our campus weather station to get the last 24 hours precipitation and high/low/current temperatures data by 7am. It would take 15 minutes to input the data it into CoCoRaHS and Kansas Mesonet website weather pages. Then emails get sent with the info to local news outlets. Routine operations revolved around processing massive volumes of historical weather data that either needed moved, graphed, duplicates deleted, or anomalies verified. Station maintenance around Kansas was attended to at least every spring and fall. One spring break a coworker and I made a venture around the state to assess the western stations all in one trip. Sensors would be rotated out when updates needed to be made and they needed fixed. In my time here, I learned how to make soil probes for temperature data from copper tubing, wiring, resin, and resistors. I’ve taken initiative with organizing office space for optimized work, and have even transferred the paper historical weather records online. I was also in charge of re-certifying TempRH probes that would be put into use at weather station.
Wabaunsee, Kansas
Took care of cattle to fencing and farm maintenance.
Activities and Societies: Marching Band, The Wildlife Society KSU Chapter, Audacity Acapella.
Activities and Societies: Graduate committee member.
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Codie Van Meter works for USDA-NRCS.
Codie Van Meter is listed as Conservationist - Naturalist - Rangeland Manager at USDA-NRCS.
Codie Van Meter is based in Belleville, Kansas, United States while working with USDA-NRCS.
Codie Van Meter has worked for Usda-Nrcs, Nrcs-National Resource Conservation Service, Juniper Environmental, William Allen White Elementary School, and Kansas Mesonet.
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Codie Van Meter holds Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Agronomy from Kansas State University.
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