-- Respond to requests for assistance from the public, local governments, special districts, state agencies, and nonprofit organizations.-- Work with partners to identify, prioritize, and support forestry and wildfire resilience projects that meet regional and statewide public safety, ecosystem, and public resource goals.-- Analyze proposals, gather information, inspect sites, meet with local governments, developers, and others to develop projects. -- Evaluate feasibility; assist with scoping, help define objectives and set schedules; help develop partnerships and funding strategies.-- Prepare project recommendations to management and present projects to the ConservancyBoard of Directors.-- Work with partners to understand regional capacity needs, such as: data required to identify projects and set priorities, workforce capacity for planning and implementing projects, solutions to common obstacles leading to slower implementation of projects, and other factors. Work with local partners to identify ways the State can help address these needs.

• Designed, permitted, and delivered over 22 acres of restored fisheries habitat as part of a larger award-winning scientific restoration program while balancing human needs and impacts.• Secured and managed over $5 million in grants to support restoration work and novel scientific research• Acquired and utilized an in-depth understanding of development and implementation of restoration programs and projects, oversee monitoring and evaluation of the results, created and managed a successful fellowship program for young scientists.

President & Owner of consulting firm with a substantial track record providing subject-matter expertise, leadership, and project management in riverine and ecological restoration, complex governmental navigation, and science-driven adaptive management. Adept at facilitating teams and work groups addressing a range of issues including: climate resilience, restoration project design, flood control, public engagement, natural resources management, recreation and fisheries. Awarded and managed nearly $20 Million in grant funds for clients.

cbec specializes in ecological engineering for the water resources industry. Eco-engineering is a broad title for engineering services as they relate to the water resources industry to provide ecologically sensitive and sustainable solutions in the fields of hydraulics, hydrology, geomorphology and restoration design.

Environmental consultants working with the California EPA to clean up problem areas around the state.

Field work involving air monitoring and sampling for the Sacramento area.

Research on computational fluid dynamics for incompressible flow