Glen is a geomorphologist and licensed geologist with expertise in watershed assessment, environmental planning, geomorphic and hydrologic analyses, restoration planning, and regulatory permitting. Through his +20-year career, he has applied his technical, management, and communication skills to help various client types understand complex biophysical processes and arrive at science-forward, community-supported solutions to environmental resource management. Glen has played key roles in numerous project types and settings throughout the western U.S. in resolving preconceived conflicts between biophysical dynamics and anthropogenic activities by identifying natural resource assets that, through conservation or restoration, can simultaneously benefit both ecological and land-use needs.Experience in quantitative hillslope and river morphology investigations, ecohydrologic studies, watershed assessments and planning, river restoration design, aquatic habitat enhancements, physical modeling experiments, permitting applications and agency coordination, GIS and numerical modeling, and remote-sensing data collection and processing.Worked on a diversity of project types throughout the western US that have focused on interpreting general geologic and hydrologic conditions, assessing hillslope and channel erosion processes, constructing watershed-wide sediment budgets, monitoring alterations of watershed hydrology resulting from land-use development (hydromodification), restoring habitat for listed fisheries and wildlife, and preparing federal and state permitting compliance documents. State-licensed as a professional/registered geologist in California, Oregon, and Washington.WSDOT Fish Passage and Stream Restoration Design CertificationWSDOT Scour CertificationFAA-Certified Remote Pilot for Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) operation Current board member with the Tryon Creek Watershed Council and former board member with River Restoration NorthwestMy goal as a scientist is to continue working on complex, yet interesting problems related to the interaction of earth surface processes and anthropogenic activities.