Julian Boaler Email & Phone Number

Thornton, Colorado, United States

Assists in developing and implementing the Thornton's Stormwater Program in order to meet the requirements set forth by the City's Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit and its six minimum control measures. Performs routine inspections of public and private stormwater infrastructure (channels, creek and ponds); inspects commercial, industrial, residential and linear construction projects to determine implementation of the approved stormwater management plan (SWMP) (narrative and design drawings), as well as proper installation of stormwater control measures associated with the control of pollution and impact to stormwater discharges from construction activities. Performs erosion control inspections and compliance assistance services of temporary water quality and control measures, evaluating the performance of the temporary and permanent water quality control measures. Inspects municipal operations facilities preparing inspection reports and providing recommendations for improvements. Maintains database and records of all inspections, reports and active sites working toward achieving final site stabilization. Completes appropriate reports and coordinates with the Stormwater Coordinator regarding enforcement actions, findings and documentation. Explains and enforces city standards, specifications, plans and ordinances. Responds to spills, sanitary sewer overflows, and illicit discharges that threaten stormwater conveyances; provides environmental education and information to city employees, citizens, and other interested parties; collects and provides data; and performs additional duties as assigned. Attend pre-construction meetings; meet with contractors, developers and utility companies concerning current and future projects.Review and comment on proposed Erosion & Sediment Control design plans for proposed projects, as well as reviewing proposed permanent control measures and their conformance to Thornton'S MS4 permit.

Denver, Co

• Inspections of erosion and sediment control measures at commercial, residential, industrial and highway construction projects throughout the state of Colorado.• Field investigation, documentation and report writing.• Account management; daily interaction with clients and client subcontractors.• Reviewing and updating of stormwater pollution prevention plans (SWPPPs) for construction sites.

Denver, Colorado, United States

- Responsible for hiring, managing, and training field crews in all aspects of Aquatic Nuisance Species sampling and monitoring (including GIS, proper equipment usage, and specimen identification).- Ensuring all official state sampling metrics are met as well as developing new metrics to better gauge success in invasive species management.- Monitoring invasive species populations across state parks and wildlife areas in Colorado, identifying and monitoring endemic aquatic animal and plant species, and assessing water quality at water bodies across Colorado.- Developing an education and outreach plan for field crews to engage with the public on the dangers, impacts, and costs of invasive species.- Leading weekly sampling meetings, ensuring all crews are on the same page regarding their schedules, protocol, equipment status, and general requirements. Also representing the sampling crews and explaining our work and efforts in our program-wide weekly meeting.- Creating and managing special field projects for sampling crews throughout the year.- Collaborating with the public, other agencies, and stakeholders in reports on invasive species and creating management plans to mitigate impact.- Managing the Sampling & Monitoring database for statistical analysis, correct inputs, and map creation for use in the field and presentations.- Assisting other programs and agencies with various forms of field sampling, such as crayfish trapping/monitoring and sampling for toxic algae.- Writing technical reports and conducting data analysis to explain our efforts as well as finding new ways to improve our workflow and better manage invasive species.

Denver, Colorado

-Managed and coordinated a small crew of field scientists in order to document and limit the spread of invasive species across the state of Colorado.-Assessed the status of endemic aquatic plant and animal species, and monitor water quality in lakes and reservoirs across the state of Colorado.- Ensured all Colorado official sampling metrics were met for the region I was managing.- Field identification of various plant, mollusk, and crustaceans.- Safely operating and towing an 18ft outboard boat across lakes and waterbodies in the state of Colorado.- Managed the Sampling & Monitoring GIS database for correct input and data analysis for report writing.

6060 Broadway St Denver, Co 80216

Monitoring invasive species populations across state parks and wildlife areas in Colorado, identifying and monitoring endemic aquatic animal and plant species, and assessing water quality at various water bodies across Colorado.

6060 Broadway St, Denver, Co 80216

-Performed boat inspections and decontaminations pursuant to Colorado state law-Analyzed and uploaded boat inspection data-Assisted the Invasive Species sampling crew with field work and data collection-Created GIS maps for program use-Educated the public about the dangers of aquatic nuisance species and invasive species

Miami, Fl

My work at Fairchild focused in:-Endangered species monitoring -Creating suitable habitat for native plant and butterfly species -Invasive species monitoring/removal-Environmental restoration (including dune and pine rockland habitats)-Tropical plant identification-Plant propagation-Accession and nursery management -Educating the public about plants and endangered species-Maintenance & cataloging of various plots in a botanic garden setting

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Environmental Plant Biology, Cum Laude

Education included classes on soil biology, environmental restoration, mycology, environmental law, population/community ecology.

High School Diploma, Cum Laude