Alexandria (Lexi) Brewer Email & Phone Number

Broomfield County, Colorado, United States

• Leads and implements community engagement strategies to aid in the creation of the Open Space, Parks, Recreation, and Trails Plan and other Open Space management plans; Includes the leading of over 47 in-person events.
• Analyzes community feedback and summarizes data for incorporation into Open Space Plans and county policies
• Develops open space educational materials, including trail maps, newsletters, and presentations in multiple languages
• Research policies and best practices for use in outreach and in response to citizen inquiries

Broomfield County, Colorado, United States

• Promotes Open Space and Trails and Parks Recreation and Senior Services Comprehensive Planning efforts through community outreach, data analysis, and public presentations.
• Develops open space educational materials, including trail maps, newsletters, and presentations in multiple languages
• Research policies and best practices for use in outreach and in response to citizen inquiries

Greater Denver Area

• Coordinated Forestry programs including Be a Smart Ash Planting, Forestry Neighborhood Initiative, and Ash Removal and Replacement Program
• Managed tree planting, watering, and procurement contracts, totaling more than $2 million annually
• Collaborated with non-profits, USFS, and RNOs for project outreach and implementation
• Educated homeowners on best tree care practices, including managing insects and diseases

Greater Denver Area

• Maintains a working knowledge of relevant laws, regulations, policies and procedures related to Office of City Forester operations and applies them appropriately
• Conduct site visits and field inspections to ensure appropriate tree planting sites; evaluates and monitors new or existing procedures for effectiveness and prepares preliminary recommendations for improvements as.
• Collects, evaluates and maintains related data (e.g. tree inventory data); prepares reports and analyses to further initiatives and improvements

Denver, Colorado

Ann Arbor, Michigan

Sustainability without Borders is a student-led organization at the School for Environment and Sustainability at the University of Michigan. As the president, I help coordinate and support project leads as they implement sustainable development projects around the world. With an annual budget of $50,000, we create community partnerships that promote.

Ann Arbor, Michigan

In this role I researched aquaponics as a sustainable agriculture technology that can promote food security in urban environments. I helped to design and construct a 2,800 aquaponics system at Matthaei Botanical Gardens in Ann Arbor, Michigan. I also conducted interviews to determine the social, environmental, and technical barriers to engaging in.

Ann Arbor, Michigan

As a caretaker I lived and worked in Nichols Arboretum. In this role I helped to manage natural areas through educational outreach, rule enforcement, and trail maintenance. Our work also included leading bi-weekly volunteer workdays that promoted and taught ecological restoration, natural areas stewardship, and conservation through invasive species removal.

Ann Arbor, Michigan

In this role I identified, restored, and maintained 206 native Michigan trees along the Sam Graham trail at Matthaei Botanical Gardens.

Ann Arbor, Michigan

I led a racially, ethnically, culturally, and socioeconomically diverse 20-person field ecology course. In this position I instructed a weekly 4-hour lab section and coordinated logistics for field activities. As an instructor I learned that my most important job was to encourage student engagement and enthusiasm with new material. Successful student.

Detroit, Michigan

• I facilitated collaboration between city departments to create a greener, healthier Detroit. As a new office of Sustainability, I helped to shape the Sustainable Action Agenda and promote public outreach events to.
• Conducted a cost-benefit analysis that mapped the opportunity for urban agriculture within Detroit city limits
• Created sustainable development guidelines for the Detroit Buildings, Safety Engineering and Environmental Department (BSEED)
• Developed Green Procurement language to be incorporated into all Detroit’s RFPs

• In this position I lead the committee of Sustainability of the Student Government Association (SGA) at Drury University. We managed an annual budget of $47,000 from student fees to promote sustainability on campus. To.
• Converted all outdoor campus lighting to LED in cooperation with Administration and Facilities, and the city of Springfield, Missouri saving the campus over 174,000 kwh/year
• Created reusable to-go container program for the Drury cafeteria, eliminating all to-go disposables
• Streamlined indoor recycling for all academic buildings and faculty offices
• Directed and assisted seven Sustainability Committee members
• Student and SGA Representative for President’s Council on Sustainability

Bandon, Oregon

As a Sea Grant Scholar I partnered with Wild Rivers Coast Alliance, a philanthropic organization dedicated to funding and coordinating sustainable development on the Oregon South Coast. Specific projects included a comprehensive analyses of the Oregon Coast Trail and the Rural Tourism Studio Program to promote local resources and increase tourism to the.

Master Of Science - Ms, Environmental Policy And Sustainable Systems, Alumna

Activities and Societies: Track Leader - Environmental Policy and Planning; President - Sustainability without Borders; Caretaker.

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), International Political Studies; Spanish, Alumna

Activities and Societies: Head of Sustainability - Student Government Association Vice President, Treasurer - The Humanities Society Vice.