Terah Donovan Email & Phone Number

Southern California

Leads the Biological Resources and Land Management practice for ESA in the southern California region.

San Diego, California, United States

San Diego, California, United States

Greater San Diego Area

Terah manages an integrated natural resource management program for rare and endangered species and ecosystems in Southern California. She balances at-risk species conservation and recovery with economic development, infrastructure construction, and operations and maintenance. Together with her clients, she ensures project outcomes that meet regulatory.

Morgan Hill, CA

Project management/oversight related to habitat restoration, species surveys, and habitat monitoring activities; manages complex environmental processes and oversee the development of necessary documents for compliance with federal, state, and local requirements, permitting; supervises consultants and coordinates with public agency partners;Leads.

San Francisco Bay Area

Led development and implementation of regional conservation plans and environmental compliance documents. My project management included conservation plans for local governments and private clients. Planning efforts included impact and mitigation analysis and cost, funding, and implementation strategies for urban development, recreational use.

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

Co-authored grant proposal to secure funding for 2006-2007 academic year speaker series and annual conference. Assembled an interdisciplinary group of public, student, and faculty participants from UNC, NC State, and Duke Universities to provide constructive feedback on original research and projects of student and guest speakers. Moderated discussions on.

Identified opportunities to sustain biodiversity in an agriculturally dominated landscape for an industrial agricultural corporation. Used Center for International Forestry Research rapid assessment sampling method to identify forest species composition and size classes.

Greater Chicago Area

Commended for ability to quickly grasp legal information and being a resourceful problem solver in real estate transactions, income tax preparation, probate procedures and estate planning.

Recruited by senior staff for strong sense of responsibility, leadership and management skills. Provided direct, regionally based services aimed at volunteer support, safety, program integration, and regional coordination/administration. Created environment of comradery among volunteers to promote communication and networking. Demonstrated ability to.

Trained rural indigenous farmers to increase yields through improved management of scarce resources using creative, participatory, non-formal education. Followed through on commitments to local agrarian association by using community analysis techniques (SWOT, community mapping) to research, write and implement forage crop production and preservation.

Mem, Conservation Science And Policy

B.A., Environmental Science