Jaimie Baxter Email & Phone Number

Bellingham, WA, US

National

I lead NFF’s new collaborative capacity grant, support services, and shared learning program. In partnership with the U.S. Forest Service, this program aims to foster support, increase leadership capacity, and deliver on-the-ground forest stewardship activities through collaboration in local communities. Most importantly, this program centers the voices.

The California Landscape Stewardship Network supports regional landscape collaboratives from across the state and represent many different geographies and partnership models. I co-lead a qualitative research study that explored the relationship between increased collaborative capacity for regional collaboratives and the social-ecological outputs, outcomes.

Bellingham, Washington, United States

The Institute's Sustainable Communities Partnership (SCP) connects with local communities each academic year, facilitating a program in which Western courses complete community-engaged learning projects that address challenges identified by the partner. The program provides small grants to students and faculty engaging a variety of projects focused on.

San Francisco, CA, United States

Led efforts to restore the Golden Gate National Parks and Mount Tamalpais region, sustain park projects, and enrich the visitor experiences. Nurtured existing internal and external partnerships and collaborated closely with key internal partners; the National Park Service, Presidio Trust, California State Parks, Marin Municipal Water District, and Marin.

San Francisco Bay Area

Supported day to day operations, strategic planning, collaborative partnership building, and administrative tasks. Hired, supervised, and mentored three regional multi-disciplinary Stewardship Teams, the Trails Stewardship Team, Trails Technicians, and a Safety Project Coordinator. Co-facilitates Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee and seeks to.

Fort Mason, San Francisco, CA

Developed, organized and led trail service opportunities for approximately 1,500 local youth, community, and corporate group members annually. Increased participation in trail-specific volunteer activities by 37% between FY2013 and FY2014.

Organized field-based restoration projects, including trail maintenance and habitat restoration. Worked closely with maintenance supervisor, vegetation ecologist, and surrounding land management organizations to design effective invasive species removal, trail maintenance, and rare plant monitoring projects in the Mt. Tamalpais region. Performed.

Marin County, CA

Master Of Arts (Ma) - Environmental Studies, Environmental Policy And Justice Emphasis

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba) - Geography And Cartography, Minor In Environmental Management

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