 | | NAME: Lynn Broaddus
TITLE: Executive Director
ORGANIZATION/AGENCY: Friends of Milwaukee's Rivers
BIO: Prior to working on river issues, Lynn worked for The Nature
Conservancy (ten years) and NatureServe (two years). She is especially
familiar with issues related to non-profit management, grass roots
organizing, and municipal sewage issues.
TOPICS: Non-Governmental Organizations, Non-Profit Management, Grass Roots Organizing, Municipal Sewage Issues
Ms. Broaddus can be contacted at Lebroaddus@aol.com. |
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NAME: Jon T. Grand
TITLE: Director, Office of International Activities
ORGANIZATION/AGENCY: US Environmental Protection Agency Region 5, Office of
International Activities
BIO: As Director of the Region's International Activities, Jon has lead
responsibility for the design and implementation of the Region's international
projects. His background is in the field of water resource management with
substantial experience in basin-wide planning and management. I He has worked at
numerous levels of government including State, multi-state, and Federal.
TOPICS: Transboundary management structures; multi-national coordination and
resource management, public involvement in decision-making
Mr. Grand can be contacted at grand.jon@epa.gov. |
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 | | NAME: Jason Heath
TITLE: Manager - Monitoring and Assessment Programs
ORGANIZATION/AGENCY: Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission (ORSANCO)
BIO: Was involved in the development and played an advisory role in the
implementation of Baltics-region Watershed Management Capacity Building
Demonstration Projects for the Rivers Parnu, Lielupe, and Sesupe.
Involved in watershed management of the Ohio River since 1989. Primary
areas of responsibility include TMDLs, wet weather studies, ambient
water quality monitoring programs, water quality standards, and 305b
assessment. ORSANCO is an interstate water pollution control agency
representing Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Virginia, West Virginia and the United States.
TOPICS: Watershed Management Demonstration Studies
Mr. Heath can be contacted at jheath@orsanco.org. |
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NAME: Sarah Lehmann
TITLE: Regional Monitoring Coordinator
ORGANIZATION/AGENCY: US Environmental Protection Agency Region 5, Water Division
BIO: Sarah has worked for U.S. EPA's Water Program for 9 years.
During that time she has focused primarily on water quality monitoring and
assessment issues. Over the past five years, Sarah has worked closely with
the states in the Great Lakes Basin to improve monitoring programs and works to
integrate monitoring with other programs.
TOPICS: Water Monitoring and Volunteer Monitoring
Ms. Lehmann can be contacted at
lehmann.sarah@epa.gov. |
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 | | NAME: Charlie MacPherson
TITLE: Director, Watershed Services
ORGANIZATION/AGENCY: Tetra Tech, Inc.
BIO: Charlie has held the position of environmental scientist with
Tetra Tech for the past 15 years. She manages projects related to
public outreach, stakeholder involvement, and social marketing. She
translates technical information into a variety of formats for various
audiences.
TOPICS: Public Outreach, Stakeholder Involvement, Social Marketing
Ms. MacPherson can be contacted at macphch@tetratech-ffx.com. |
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 | | NAME: Janette Marsh
TITLE: Associate Director, Watersheds and Sustainable Development
ORGANIZATION/AGENCY: US Environmental Protection Agency Region 5, Office of International Activities
BIO: At US EPA, Janette provides leadership and expertise in:
sustainable community development, sustainable urban design, ecosystems
management, international watershed project and program development.
She previously held leadership positions with an international
environmental NGO active on a range of issues, including watershed
management, ecosystems, endangered species, toxics and environmental
education, including volunteer monitoring, and outreach through
production of local television programs.
TOPICS: watershed program development, integration of sustainable
development perspectives in planning, NGO development and civil society
engagement in decision-making
Ms. Marsh can be contacted at marsh.janette@epa.gov. |
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 | | NAME: Karen Scanlon
TITLE: Communications Director
ORGANIZATION/AGENCY: Conservation Technology Information Center
BIO: Since earning a Master's degree in Natural Resources Management,
emphasizing environmental communication, Karen has worked for NGOs and
local government agencies on environmental protection issues. During
the past three years at CTIC, she has focused on building local-level
partnerships and specialized training courses for watershed protection.
TOPICS: Building Partnerships, Involving Stakeholders, Outreach
Campaigns, Community Assessments, Conflict Management, Watershed
Management Planning
Ms. Scanlon can be contacted at Scanlon@ctic.purdue.edu. |
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 | | NAME: Paul Thomas
TITLE: Watershed Coordinator
ORGANIZATION/AGENCY: US Environmental Protection Agency Region 5, Water Division
BIO: Paul has worked for 14 years within US EPA's Water Division, the
last 8 years as Watershed Coordinator. He is the team lead for the
Water Division's Watershed Team and also is USEPA Region 5 lead contact
for the Watershed Initiative Program, which began last year.
TOPICS: History and principles of watershed management, lessons
learned/helpful tips about watershed management, case studies and
future directions of watershed management
Mr. Thomas can be contacted at Thomas.paul@epa.gov. |
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