Fred Phillips Email & Phone Number

Fred Phillips is the founder of Fred Phillips Consulting (FPC). He has more than 25 years of experience in ecosystem restoration, land planning, grant writing, and landscape Architecture in the United States, Mexico and Indonesia. FPC is an internationally recognized, award winning landscape architecture firm. As a student at Purdue, he designed the 1042 acre 'Ahakhav Tribal Preserve on the Colorado River Indian Reservation (CRIT), where was project director from 1994-1999. During these years he successfully raised more than $4 million in grants and restored more than 1000 acres of degraded Colorado River habitat and established parks and trails within this area.FPC was established in 1999, Since then, he has designed and constructed more than 3,000 acres of restored wetland and riparian habitat, combining technical design skills with grant-writing and the rare “people skills” of consensus-building among diverse stakeholders. In the 400 restored acres of the Yuma East Wetlands Project, he pioneered the most successful techniques to remove invasive species and restore these areas with native revegetation. Other large scale habitat restoration projects Fred has either planned and/or implemented include projects throughout the southwest United States, Mexico and Indonesia. Fred’s work has been featured in the New Yorker ,Landscape Architecture, Restoration Ecology, Arizona Highways, and a multitude of periodicals and books. Recently he was given the Distinguished Alumni Award from Purdue University. FPC’s Teamwork with clients has helped Secure over 15 million dollars in grants for restoration, conservation, education and recreationRestore over 3,000 acres of ruined habitat back to native forests, grasslands and wetlands Plan millions of acres for restoration and conservation actions Helped create hundreds of full and part-time job

Listed skills include Public Speaking, Leadership, Ecosysytem Restoration, Customer Service, and 23 others.

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  Owner

  Fred Phillips Consulting

  Jan 1999 - Present - Flagstaff, Arizona Area

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  Purdue University

  Landscape Architecture