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Scott Heffernan is listed as Forest Program Manager and Collaborator Extraordinaire at Boulder Watershed Collective, based in Erie, Colorado, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Scott Heffernan.
Scott Heffernan previously worked as Forest Program Manager at Boulder Watershed Collective and Conservation Forester at Boulder Valley And Longmont Conservation District. Scott Heffernan holds Master'S Degree, Forestry Remote Sensing from Oregon State University.
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I am a Conservation Forester, Remote Sensing Scientist, and Forest Program Manager for a nonprofit covering 330,000 acres. I wear many hats, from GIS and remote sensing, to landowner communication and outreach, to project management and budgeting of landscape-scale forest restoration projects, to interagency strategic planning and collaboration. As a remote sensing scientist, I have experience in all of the widely-used systems such as multispectral and hyperspectral imagery, synthetic aperture radar (SAR), and lidar. I have published my work in the journal Forests, and have used remote sensing to bolster on-the-ground action for forest restoration on all of my projects.As a Conservation Forester I do everything from initial landowner outreach, to developing and conducting inventory, to writing forest management plans and prescriptions, to strategic project development alongside partner organizations, to grant-seeking and budgeting, to hiring contractors, to finalizing and certifying projects, to coordinating post-project monitoring. Although I specialize in private landowner project development, my partners have included county, state, and federal entities as well. My experience in working within a patchwork landscape continues to result in strong partnerships and a cohesive landscape strategy.I also have 5 years additional experience in my other ecological roles, including stingray hybridization research, spotted owl surveying, and invasive plant mitigation. I am a hobbyist native plant propagator in my free time, and an absolute geek about history, technology, ecology, and the interconnections between them all.
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Oversee the growing Forest Restoration Program for a watershed-scale, agile non-profit organization- Project management at all phases, including public outreach and engagement, and securing funds and contractors- Cross-boundary coordination and cooperation between local, state, and federal entities to develop restoration projects at a landscape-scale.
Preparation and writing of forest management plans for private landowners in the pursuit of forest restoration at-scale.- Develop areas of interest based on biogeographic and social factors- Conduct outreach with potential landowners- Develop a personalized plan with interested landowners- Conduct forest inventories using established scientific techniques.
Boulder, Colorado, United States
Lead small, flexible teams to conduct on-the-ground operations to combat invasive species in the Open Space of Boulder, CO.- Lead team of 4-12 people (technicians and volunteers) in the field over rough and untrailed terrain- Leverage local ecosystem knowledge to mitigate the spread and accelerate the removal of invasive plant species while enhancing.
Corvallis, Oregon Area
Masters of Science in Forest Remote Sensing- Thesis research on Radar remote sensing of canopy moisture, published in Forests (2021)- Additional Remote Sensing and GIS analysis of optical, radar, multispectral, and hyperspectral imagery- Synthesize and present findings to a wide audience, including the Western Mensurationists conference (2018)- Maintain.
Corvallis, Oregon Area
Field-based monitoring of Spotted Owl populations in the Northern Coastal Range of Oregon.- Independent field work covering hundreds of square miles, often in inclement conditions- Hiking and driving across untrailed forest and timberland- Knowledge and ability to identify plants, forest successional stages, and animal tracks- Navigation with both GPS and.
SCUBA and surface-supplied diver maintaining the health and safety of enclosures at a State Aquarium. - Oversight of the volunteer diver program and general problem solver for the back-of-house systems.- Prepare equipment for daily activities, including tank filling and QA- Feed animals in-situ using SCUBA or surface-supplied air- Maintain a positive.
Seasonal position with the City of Boulder's Urban Forestry division.- Planting and caring for municipal trees. Planted 300+ trees ahead of schedule and assisted with the early stages of Emerald Ash Borer invasion.- Plant new trees in right-of-ways and parks and care for existing municipal trees.- Remove dead/dying trees through contract supervision and.
Assisting in the hands-on aspects of population genetics research, culminating in an independent research project on stingray hybridization in the Sea of Cortez.- Independent thesis research on stingray hybrid zones, involving a self-directed field excursion to Baja California to collect tissue samples from wild stingrays and collaboration with a Mexican.
Studied the feasibility of using Sentinel-1 imagery to detect and measure forest canopy moisture in remote Pacific Northwest forests. Also.
Activities and Societies: Aikido, Racquetball ClubGraduated with Honors (Magna cum Laude) Minored in Planetary Astronomy Field Study in.
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Scott Heffernan works for Boulder Watershed Collective.
Scott Heffernan is listed as Forest Program Manager and Collaborator Extraordinaire at Boulder Watershed Collective.
Scott Heffernan is based in Erie, Colorado, United States while working with Boulder Watershed Collective.
Scott Heffernan has worked for Boulder Watershed Collective, Boulder Valley And Longmont Conservation District, City Of Boulder, Oregon State University, and Kingfisher Ecological Inc.
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Scott Heffernan holds Master'S Degree, Forestry Remote Sensing from Oregon State University.
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