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PROJECT EXPERIENCE (CONT'D) • Data collection, entry, tabulation, analyses, report prep and orally presenting results • Create technical literature for the lay reader (handouts, pamphlets, etc.) • Grants acquisition and management specialist Canal Conveyance Capacity Assessments, SFWMD, Lake Okeechobee (L-14, C-23 and C-23A Canals), FL — Aquatic Biologist. Assessed approximately 45 miles of canal shorelines, berms and structures for physical conditions related to canal conveyance capacity. Extensive field notes with GPS coordinates with accompanying photos were taken to describe the entire length of canals and utilized in summary reports. Sediment Core Sampling, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), Lake Rowell, Bradford County, FL — Project manager/Limnologist. Collected up to 13 feet of sediment throughout this 350-acre lake for chemical and physical evaluation. Coordinated all communications with FWC, laboratory, surveying, and client staff concerning equipment, methodology and QA/QC protocol. Panama City Dredging and Seawall Projects, Panama City, FL — Project Manager. This project involved multiple dredging and seawall construction sites in environmentally sensitive areas with existing native submerged and shoreline vegetation. Coordinated with contractor and City staff during site inspections and project meetings. Also managed the final inspection, certification and closeout of the project. B-23 Canal Dredging and Seawall Repair, Port Orange, FL—Aquatic Biologist. Assisted in the assessment of the project site by conducting field evaluations of canal and shoreline structures. Recorded canal dimensions and property data to provide ground truth support to engineering staff. City of Port Orange Causeway Park & Public Shoreline Stabilization, Port Orange, FL — Aquatic Biologist. Project was to protect shoreline areas with rock revetments and concrete walls. Evaluated 23 sites for potential ecological impacts. Performed construction inspections to ensure environmental permit, engineering design and safety compliance. Coordinated with contractors and client by scheduling project meetings, providing updates and verifying material and invoice quantities. Project included the B-23 Canal. Waterway and Canal Dredging, Port St Lucie, FL — Aquatic Biologist/Grants Manager. Evaluated ten city canals for natural resources, threatened and endangered species, and dock and wall structures. Also generated environmental summary reports, wrote grant proposal applications, managed project schedules, and coordinated with city staff. Assisted with generating Environmental Resource Permit and Sovereign Submerged Lands classification with FDEP. Reed Canal Access Channel, Halifax River (ICW), South Daytona, FL — Project Manager/Biologist. Coordinated and conducted physicochemical & sediment sampling, and benthic macroinvertebrate evaluation of sediment in proposed dredge template to secure environmental permitting. Resulting data was quantified and qualified in response to SJRWMD permitting/RAI requests. Coordinated with local, state and federal regulatory agencies to identify restoration projects within the basin for mitigation. Developed potential mitigation options for impacts and final acceptance by District. ® Canal Conveyance Capacity Program Phase 1, South Florida Water Management District— Field reconnaissance of 45 miles of canals for conveyance capacity. Report writing on feasibility and cost estimate to dredge and repair areas of concern discovered during field reconnaissance. Assess all canal wetland and vegetation impacts.