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Frederique Lavoipierre is listed as Author at Timber Press at Hiveworks Mead, based in Walla Walla, Washington, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at timberpress.com, phone signal with area code 707, 805, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Frederique Lavoipierre.
Frederique Lavoipierre previously worked as Communications Specialist at Hiveworks Mead and Author at Timber Press. Frederique Lavoipierre holds Ms, Biology from Sonoma State University.
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I have always loved plants and insects, and been curious about all life in the garden. My book "Garden Allies" (Timber Press) gently guides gardening readers to put away pesticides and create a beautiful, thriving landscape. I offer virtual and in-person workshops and presentations about our garden allies. The opportunity to shift my audience's perceptions of life in the garden is a constant motivator. As an educator, my interest in environmental behavior change led me to study conservation psychology in depth. My toolbox for public engagement includes effective and practical approaches to program development and improvement, interpretive and master planning, and citizen science, applicable to any environmental focus, or size of organization. But circling back to the beginning: One of my special interests is how we can use the techniques of conservation biological control (CBC) to increase biodiversity, and to reduce pesticide use in residential, and public landscapes, leading to cleaner water and healthier ecosystems. Translating science into engaging language for the general public is a skill I am always honing. I loved writing the ten-year series of essays "Garden Allies" for Pacific Horticulture magazine, and am excited to have compiled/revised/added to the essays for the Garden Allies book. I recently launched a new series for Pacific Horticulture, Voices of the West; New Science on Life in the Garden, and I am excited to introduce readers to scientists and others conducting garden research in the western US. I have already met with several scientists, and had fascinating, and often surprising conversations. I can't wait to share what I am learning!Specialties: Horticulture expertise includes sustainable and regenerative landscapes, school gardens, beneficial insects, native plants, and food production. Biological science expertise includes general ecology, plant/insect interactions, hedgerows, conservation biological control, and freshwater ecology. Other skills include program development, interpretive planning, conservation psychology, and inquiry- and place-based learning.
Listed skills include Ecology, Community Outreach, Horticulture, Sustainability, and 46 others.
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Rohnert Park, California, United States
Communications including production of press releases and outreach to media and industry, website copy and editing, and specialty programming for social media (pollinators, sustainable landscaping, plant/insect interactions) for start-up mead producer in Sonoma County. https://hiveworksmead.com/
The Insects, Birds & Other Animals That Keep Your Garden Beautiful and Thriving revises and expands on a ten-year series written for Pacific Horticulture (Timber Press 2021). I share portraits of these creatures, describing their life cycles, natural history, and details on how to welcome them into your garden. With over 150 beautiful pen-and-ink drawings by landscape architect and artist Craig Latker, Garden Allies invites you to make friends with the creatures that fill your garden—the reward is a renewed sense of nature’s beauty and a garden humming with life.
West Coast, Usa
Author of Garden Allies quarterly series. Garden Allies profiled insects, birds, amphibians, earthworms, soil microbes and more, and made a compelling case for getting to know the fauna that shares your garden, and putting away the pesticides. Also articles on garden hedgerows, insect hotels, sudden oak death, profiles, and occasional book reviews. Currently writing a column: Voices of the West; New Science on Life in the Garden. I also serve on the Pacific Horticulture board and content committee.
California
In-depth seminars on horticultural, entomological, conservation and watershed stewardship topics; advanced classes and docent training for master gardeners, professional landscape designers, and horticultural and environmental agencies. Speaking engagements include American Public Gardens Association National Conference, Ecological Landscape Association (webinar), Master Gardeners (state and local chapters), California Native Plant Society (state and local chapters), Audubon Society, Bay Area Biosystematists, California Naturalist Program (Pepperwood Preserve), Pacific Coast Entomological Society, Alliance Francaise, Slow Food, Sonoma County Beekeepers Association, San Francisco County IPM Group, Sonoma County Landscape Management, and Sonoma County Culinary Guild. Guest lectures at Indian Valley College, Santa Rosa Junior College, and Sonoma State University. Academic teaching includes lower division biology, and upper division entomology course.
Transformative Nature Engagement
Professional development for environmental organizations. Focused on transformational nature engagement that motivates the public to take action to support a healthy environment. Multiple strategies apply across organizational departments, including development, communications, marketing, research, education, and more.
Educational program developmentConservation psychologySustainabilityInterpretationStrategic planningOutreach (invited presentations)Content - text/photography including macro photography, author for quarterly magazineConservation biological control (teaching/interpretation)Manage budget/staffDevelop external collaborationsGrantwriting
Santa Barbara, California
Develop, implement, and manage educational programs that support the mission of conservation of native California plants. Lead team in developing and implementing an interpretive master plan, including planning for exhibits, signage, materials for docent, volunteer, and staff training, website, and other publications. Facilitate and teach in California Naturalist and Landscape for Life certificate programs. Work with community partners to increase reach of school programs and professional training opportunities.
Santa Barbara, California
Develop new full-time volunteer management position at the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden. Organize and implement volunteer recruitment and management for all all departments, including horticulture, research and education. Contribute to training and supervision as needed. Build volunteer program, both numbers of new volunteers, and increased volunteer hours.
Santa Barbara, California, United States
Directed all aspects of regional Santa Barbara program, including interviewing and recruitment of instructors, arranging field trips, oversight of student project and program completion, and marketing. Taught sections on ecology and entomology in some years. Participated in California Master Naturalist conference.
Sonoma County
Developed program for upper-division student peer mentors for an innovative freshman course 'A Watershed Year', and trained and supervised peer mentors. This year-long, interdisciplinary 24 unit program is inquiry-based, and incorporates the STEM disciplines with a focus on sustainability. Watershed was adopted as an overarching theme at my suggestion; and I came up with the course name, 'A Watershed Year' and yes, that's still my photo in the link! I was honored to work with a great team of professors from several departments on this ground-breaking approach to teaching.
Greater Bay Area
Developed and coordinated Garden Classroom Program activities and school garden teacher training for the School of Social Sciences Environmental Studies and Planning Department. Three principal tracks included food production, habitat gardening, and creek restoration.Garden Classroom served over 800 SSU students from multiple SSU schools and departments each semester. I Integrated the program with the Entomology Outreach program I developed in the School of Science and Technology by using an overarching theme of watershed; based on the creek that runs through campus. I developed interpretive materials that applied to diverse academic departments (including Kinesiology, Art, Theater Arts, English, Environmental Studies, and STEM disciplines). I was responsible for managed the budget, including fundraising, supervising student employees and interns, and all planning. Worked with SSU School of Education in developing curriculum. My background for this role included a 1 week intensive School Garden Teacher Training at Occidental Arts & Ecology Center; I also established and managed a school garden for K-5 (1996-2001), and taught workshops for school garden teacher training.
Greater Bay Area
Developed and directed an entomology outreach program for k-12 students, supervising upper division biology students and paid interns. Program reached 17,000 children and community members annually. Worked extensively with SSU Department of Childhood Education to develop standards-based science curriculum. Adult education included docent training for environmental organizations, and pest management training for horticultural groups and organizations. Integrated programming as detailed in the Garden Classroom entry above. Served as curator for the SSU Biology Department Entomology Collection (beginning 2002 until Feb 2013; continue as occasional volunteer consultant). Developed and coordinated the Insecta-Palooza Science Festival (3 years) and served as a consultant to Walk through the Watershed Science Festival. Participated in the North Bay Science Festival, with a 60' long 'Walk Through the Watershed' exhibit, the Heirloom Festival, Sonoma County Ag Days, and many more events.I continue to administrate an Insecta-Palooza facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/Insecta.Palooza.West (and also continue as an administrator for the facebook page of the Pacific Coast Entomological Society)Attended education training, including intensive inquiry-based workshop on teaching STEM disciplines in informal settings, at the Lawrence Hall of Science.
Sonoma County
Worked with faculty in the School of Science and Technology and School of Social Sciences Environmental Studies and Planning and with local community partners, to develop opportunities for SSU students to engage in STEM service learning opportunities. An AmeriCorps 3 year grant-supported position (served as principal grant writer), defunded in federal budget cuts.
Sonoma County
Founding Director of an innovative program for landscape professionals, including architects, contractors and city planners. Stepped down as director to complete graduate degree in biology (focus on ecological principles of sustainable landscapes), but continued as a primary instructor for several years. Faculty recruitment and training, facilitation of course, curriculum development (based on draft of Sustainable Sites Initiative). Evaluation of student projects required for professional certification. Courses I taught included Ecological Principles of Sustainable Landscaping, Soil Resources, Integrated Pest Management and Habitat Design. Certification based on 48 hours of instruction and completion of proposed project.
Rohnert Park
Produced radio program, Mouthful with Michele Anna Jordan, for public radio station. Included planning, contacting and scheduling guests, occasional guest hosting. The program, about food, wine and agriculture in Sonoma County, offered opportunities to meet and learn from a wide variety of guests.
Sebastopol, California
Founded an managed a nursery that propagated and sold specialty and heirloom edible crops, including vegetables and herbs from around the world. Participated in 8 farmers markets weekly, maintained two wholesale accounts, and sold directly to chefs and specialty gardeners in Sonoma County and beyond. Produced a detailed catalog on growing vegetable, herbs, and edible flowers.
Ecological principles of sustainable landscapes, including agriculture (especially hedgerows), but with a primary emphasis.
Designed rigorous individualized program to support interests in garden ecology and to improve written and oral communication skills..
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