Robin Jenkinson Email & Phone Number

Metchosin, BC, CA

Salt Spring Island, BC

I've mostly taken the first part of 2016 off work to spend time with my young children and make the move to Canada. On the side, I'm translating and editing some river-related proposals and manuscripts (French to English) and open to opportunities to assist with river management, project design and planning, and community-based restoration projects.

Lyon Area, France

* Worked Dr. Herve Piegay's team to better understand how to maintain and restore Rhone River side-channels and habitat complexity. * Digitized and mapped changes in historic braided river morphology over time using GIS for two sections of the French Upper Rhone River. * Researched and implemented a pilot study to source riverine driftwood provenance using.

Beaumont Du Ventoux, France

Coordinated 'River Restoration: Fluvial-Geomorphic & Ecological Tools' shortcourse with Drs. Matt Kondolf, Herve Piegay, Pete Downs and Jeff Haltiner for professionals in river management and research, held in June in Provence, France. institutbeaumont.wordpress.com

Milwaukie, OR

- Coordinated restoration of Portland’s only free-flowing salmon stream and tributaries with five cities, two counties, Metro, numerous state and federal agencies, and others. - Supervised the four-person Restoration Program plus several interns, including weekly check-in meetings, budget tracking (approx. 20 grants), on-going fundraising, and project.

White Salmon, WA

Walked and rafted all the tributaries to and mainstem White Salmon River to assess fish passage and survey habitat quality. This was done to identify which upstream barriers should be first prioritized for removal as anadromous fish moved back into the basin following the Condit Dam removal.Great fun!

Hood River, OR

I have worked on-and-off for Inter-fluve over the years conducting stream habitat surveys, conceptualizing restoration approaches, crunching data, and writing reports. I love these guys.

Portland, OR

- Assisted watershed groups and tribes in developing, funding, and carrying out long-term monitoring and adaptive watershed restoration programs. - Presented complex monitoring data and river restoration concepts in easy-to-understand posters, published articles, national conference presentations, and video.- Helped develop innovative Water Restoration.

Gresham, OR

Rafting the Clackamas and snorkeling for juvenile fish counts was one of my favorite jobs. In late summer, I drafted some technical memos for PGE on restoring the lower Clackamas River, and I also met my husband there, when he was a senior scientist with CFS.

Petersburg, Alaska

Gathered data and mapped historic herring spawning areas in GIS. Also cooked for a week on the ADFG research vessel, the MV Kestrel, while helping with a sea lion research trip.

Petersburg, Alaska

Float-planed in to remote Kupreanof Island to assess forest vegetation responses to different logging techniques and densities, spending 10 days at a time at the camp and out in the woods. I never thought I'd get paid for hiking and counting huckleberry leaves, among other great adventures!In the fall and winter, back at the S.O. in Petersburg, I dug into.

Plummer, ID

Best summer job ever! I rode my motorcycle around north Idaho and eastern Washington, photographing wild edible and medicinal plants for the Coeur d'Alene Tribe's online database of traditional knowledge.

Pacific Northwest

Riding my Yamaha 250 around the Northwest, I visited over 20 restoration projects and interviewed restoration project managers, then wrote essays about the experiences which were posted by American Rivers on their website.

Moscow, Idaho

I got my start with this incredible non-profit in 1995, as a 16-year-old Water Quality Intern, where I helped plant a sewage treatment wetland, tabled at our Farmer's Market with a hand-built mini-wetland and baby BioLog, and organized all sorts of volunteer events. Adam Thornbrough was a great mentor, at it was then and there that I committed to being a.

Glaciers Between Juneau, Alaska And Atlin, BC

In summer, 1998, I skied across the glaciers between Juneau and Atlin with 20 other students from around the country, studying geology, glaciology, meteorology, and botany, with a special focus on arctic lichen ecology. I'll never forget the noctaluscent clouds, the paper-wrapped chocolate icecream dropped to us from a tiny yellow biplane, or the sheer.

Las Cruces, New Mexico

After realizing that the Rio Grande of childhood fantasy was bulldozed, nearly dry, and trapped behind levees and chain-mail fences on my drive into Las Cruces to spend a semester at New Mexico State University, I quickly called the Southwest Environmental Center and offered to join them as an intern to help develop streamside restoration and water quality.

Master Of Science (Ms), Fisheries Sciences And Management

Activities and Societies: President and Founder, UI Environmental Club, Co-founder, Palouse Prairie Foundation, Society for Ecological.

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Botany/Plant Biology, Honors College

Activities and Societies: Mary Gates Research Scholar Teaching Assistant for Restoration Ecology & Management courses Seattle.

2008, 2009, 2010, 2015

Coordinated and attended three, 5-day professional-level shortcourses in Provence, France and Lake Tahoe with Dr. Matt Kondolf (UC.