Jessica M. Western, Ph.D. Formerly Jessica Clement Phone: (307) September, 2016

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1 Current Position Jessica M. Western, Ph.D. Formerly Jessica Clement Phone: (307) September, 2016 University of Wyoming, Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources, Ruckelshaus Institute August present Senior Research Scientist - Human Dimensions of Natural Resources: Conduct socialpsychological research regarding natural resource issues, conflict resolution and policies. Teaching: Teach graduate classes and guest lectures in U.S. and E.U. natural resource policy and environmental problem solving approaches and collaborative leadership. Outreach: o Design and facilitate natural resource policy decision-making processes. Provide training for natural resource professionals in collaborative leadership and problemsolving skills and methods (see Trainings below). Attend and present at conferences. Support organizations and individuals in collaborative problem solving efforts. Director of the Collaboration Program in Natural Resources: Enhance collaborative capacity for the State of Wyoming and beyond in natural resource issues through this year-long leadership training program for middle and upper management staff of agencies, NGO s and other organizations in collaborative decision-making skills, problem solving, and design and facilitation of public policy processes. I wrote the curriculum for this first Western Collaborative leadership training. The curriculum consists of five 2-day trainings, and is designed to meet the 10 Collaborative Competencies of the University Network for Collaborative Governance. In this training professionals learn to design, convene, and sustain a collaborative process, implement its outcomes, and apply adaptive management methodologies in relation to natural resource issues that are characterized by diverse stakeholder involvement, complex information and other factors. The Collaboration Program is designed for natural resource professionals to: 1. Acquire the facilitative leadership skills to convene, facilitate and sustain progressive collaborative problem-solving processes. 2. Acquire the participative leadership skills to effectively participate in natural resource multi-party collaborative processes.

2 3. Acquire the leadership skills to convene and use a collaborative proposal process for natural resource decision-making. The curriculum uses an active learning methodology, consisting of a combination of lectures, scenario and role-playing exercises, panels and practical experience. This Program is now being attended by its fourth cohort. Each cohort has between 15 and 13 participants. This involves outreach, organizing logistics, program evaluation, updating lectures and role- playing scenarios, mentoring, supervision of staff and continual updating of curriculum and lesson plans. Education Doctor of Philosophy, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO. Forest Sciences, concentrating on the integration of Natural Resource Management Policy, Social Science and Forest Ecology. Completed Master of Science, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO. Human Dimensions in Natural Resources. Completed: 1998 Bachelor of Science, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO. Major: Natural Resource Management. Completed: 1992 Concentration: Conservation Biology and Forest Ecology. Associate Degree (equivalent) Journalism and Mass Communications, College of Journalism, London, U.K., Completed: 1980 Conflict Resolution Training Udall Foundation U.S Institute for Environmental Conflict Resolution. Completed: Advanced Multi-Party Negotiation of Environmental Disputes 16 hours - April Udall Foundation U.S. Institute for Environmental Conflict Resolution. Completed Facilitation Fundamentals - 16 hours - May Completed 16-hour training with Drs. Steve Daniels and Greg Walker in 2007: "Improving public land management: the Collaborative Learning Approach". Completed 16-hour Ecological Restoration Institute training Collaborative Forest Management in

3 Professional Experience Independent Consultant and Researcher August August 2007 Collaborative design and facilitation of the Wyoming Range Mule Deer Initiative for Wyoming Game and Fish Department. Collaborative design and facilitation of the Platte Valley Mule Deer Initiative for Wyoming Game and Fish Department. Platte Valley Habitat Partnership in Wyoming with Wyoming Game and Fish Department. National Science Foundation-funded research regarding the human dimensions of bark beetle outbreaks Uncompahgre Plateau Research, Colorado: Q-method research regarding woody biomass utilization U.S. Geological Survey: Provide consultation to the USGS regarding social/economic content in land management plan regarding the Charles Russell National Wildlife Refuge in Montana : USDA Forest Service/TEAMS: Write with USFS co-authors the Pike and San Isabel National Forests Plan Revision Social and Economic Analysis. Colorado Forest Restoration Institute May 2008 February 2012 Co-Director. Responsibilites: Integration of Science, Natural Resources and Social Issues in relation to forest restoration. Collaborative Support for Colorado and Wyoming Natural Resource Planning Efforts. Implementation and Monitoring Programs: designing multi-stakeholder monitoring protocols for use in National Forests incl. the Front Range Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project and the Uncompahgre Plateau Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project. Day to day administration of CFRI budget and various programs. Colorado State University, October 1, 2006 May 2007 Research Associate, Department of Forest, Rangeland and Watershed Stewardship, working with Dr. Tony Cheng. Colorado Mountain College, Leadville, Colorado July 1999 through July

4 Assistant Campus Dean for Instruction, Timberline Campus. Supervised all full-time faculty and thirty-five adjunct faculty in all credit and non-credit programs in the Leadville CMC campus. Administered all academic and non-academic programs and accounts. Division Director, Timberline Campus. Supervised English as a Second Language, developmental, arts, languages, liberal arts, non-credit and community courses. Supervised four full-time and 35 adjunct faculty. Responsible for administering related programs and budgets. Other Professional Experience Wilderness Education Association, Fort Collins, Colorado, U.S.A., January July 1997, Executive Director, Program Manager, Conference Coordinator. Hill and Knowlton B.V., International Public Relations Firm, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Feb July 1987, Researcher, Translator (Dutch/English) Freelance, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Professional Translator Dutch/English, July 1986-Feb McCann-Erickson B.V., International Advertising Agency, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, , Assistant to Creative Director Citicorp N.V., International Merchant Bank, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, , Office Manager Egon Zehnder Ltd., International Management Consulting Firm. Melbourne, Australia, 1983, Researcher/Executive Assistant, Toorak Times, Local newspaper, Melbourne, Australia, 1981, Journalist International Herald, London, U.K., January-July 1980, Trainee Journalist. Natural Resource Policy Projects Directed 1. Wyoming Public Lands Initiative Present. Support advisory committees in counties in Wyoming through consultation and facilitation regarding the status of Wilderness Study areas and other landscape designations. 2. Sublette and Lincoln County Forest Collaboratives Present. Provide the two county forest collaboratives with collaborative design and facilitation support. 3. Western Governors Association Workshops for WGA 2015 Chairman Governor Mead regarding the Endangered Species Act. Design and facilitate work sessions to explore efficiencies and improvements to the Endangered Species Act in western States. 4

5 4. USFS Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests Present: Convene and manage the Thunder Basin Working Group for two years to resolve prairie dog conflicts and other issues on the Thunder Basin. 5. Big Horn National Forest - Present: Facilitate meetings regarding engagement in two collaborative efforts one regarding the future of roadless areas, and one regarding dispersed recreation management. 6. USFS Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests Present. Collaborative Learning sessions regarding Thunder Basin National Grassland issues. 7. USFS Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests : Conducted a situation assessment regarding prairie dog management on the Thunder Basin National Grassland. 8. Wyoming Wilderness Association Present. Facilitate meetings of the Boards of Trustees regarding the Wyoming Public Lands Initiative. 9. Wyoming County Commissioners Association 2016: Provide information regarding and facilitate breakout groups regarding collaborative processes within the Wyoming Public Lands Initiative. 10. Wyoming Conservation Groups 2016: Facilitate a strategic session regarding the possible risks, benefits and strategies regarding the Wyoming Public Lands Initiative. 11. Governor Mead s Task Force on Forests 2014 Present. Designed and facilitated six meetings that resulted in 12 recommendations that are now being implemented. 12. Safe Wildlife Crossings 2012 Facilitated two-day sessions with conservation groups, Wyoming Department of Transportation, Wyoming Game and Fish Department, County Commissioners and many other stakeholders regarding the formation of a collaborative in Teton County to tackle wildlife migration issues. 13. BLM Converse County, WY Socio Economic Monitoring : Designed and facilitated meetings for BLM to allow Converse County residents to determine what variables to measure boom-and-bust dynamics in their community related to oil and gas development. 14. BLM Choke Cherry Sierra Madre Wind Development, WY : Designed and facilitated a negotiation process between stakeholders Cultural and Historic Resources planning as part of the EIS for the country s largest wind project the Choke Cherry Sierra Madre Wind Power Development project. 15. Wyoming Game and Fish Department, Platte Valley Habitat Partnership Wyoming Game and Fish Department, Platte Valley Mule Deer Initiative Wyoming Game and Fish Department, Wyoming Range Mule Deer Initiative Trained staff in collaborative processes. Designed and facilitated landscape scale collaborative processes. Lead WGFD leadership through internal decision-making workshops to determine final management plans using biological, social and internal capacity data. 5

6 18. The Woodland Park Healthy Forest Initiative : collaboration regarding social, ecological and economic monitoring plan. 19. The Uncompahgre Plateau Project and Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project (CFLRP) : designed and facilitated decision making processes regarding forest treatments and related monitoring. 20. The Colorado Bark Beetle Collaborative (CBBC) : supported their regional efforts by creating negotiation processes to allow CBBC to transition to a more place-based collaborative effort, and to adapt to changing local and political needs. 21. The Front Range Roundtable Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project. Created collaborative decision-making processes for diverse stakeholders to absorb and utilize complex, scientific information to create monitoring plans and restoration projects for the entire Colorado Front Range with the USFS. 22. Pike-San Isabel National Forests : Designed and facilitated a collaborative forest planning process that consisted of workshops open to the public and attended by hundreds members of the public in 8 different locations. 23. U.S. Department of State, 2006 and 2007, International natural resource program coordinator/facilitator. Content supervisor and facilitator in 2006 and 2007 for the Natural Resource Management and Environment Enhancement Workshops for the Hubert Humphrey Fellowship Program. 24. Nature Conservancy Colorado, Facilitation of meetings regarding forest planning in Jackson County, Colorado. 25. Lake County, Co, , Community Wildfire Protection Plan Taskforce: coordinate and facilitate and create two CWPP s. Refereed Publications Clement, J. and M. Straube (2015). inepa, the iphone of Environmental Impact Review, Makes NEPA more User-Friendly. American Bar Association, Natural Resources & Environment (30) 1, p Clement, J., Anderson, N. and A. Cheng (2015). Connecting forest restoration to renewable energy in Colorado, USA: Exploring the discourse regarding social acceptance of biomass utilization. Energy Research and Social Science. Accepted May McGrady P., Cottrell S., Clement J., Raadik Cottrell J., and Czaja M. (2015). Local Perceptions of MPB Infestation, Forest Management, and Connection to National Forests in Colorado and Wyoming. Human Ecology. Accepted June Sherrouse, B., D. Semmens, and J. Clement (2014). An application of Social Values for Ecosystem Services (SolVES) to three national forests in Colorado and Wyoming. Ecological Indicators, 36, p

7 Sherrouse, B., Clement J. and D. Semmens, and (2011). A GIS application for assessing, mapping, and quantifying the social values of ecosystem services. Applied Geography 31, p Clement, J. and A. Cheng (2011) Using Analyses of public value orientations, attitudes and preferences to inform national forest planning in Colorado and Wyoming. Applied Geography, 31 (2), Clement, J. and A. Cheng: Exploring Forest Value Discourses in Wyoming using Q- Methodology (In process). Benson C. Sherrouse, Jessica M. Clement, Darius J. Semmens (2011), A GIS application for assessing, mapping, and quantifying the social values of ecosystem services, Applied Geography, 31 (3), Romme, W., Clement, J., Hicke, J., Kulakowski, D., MacDonald, L. Schoennagel, T. and T. Veblen (2007). Recent Forest Insect Outbreaks and Fire Risk in Colorado Forests: A Brief Synthesis of Relevant Research, Colorado Forest Restoration Institute, Fort Collins, CO. Reports Clement J. and S. Glendenning (2015). Thunder Basin National Grassland: Situation Assessment and Process Recommendations. Clement, J., D. Loomis, M. Straube, S. Daniels, J. Schaefers, M. Healy, J. Carbone and K. Freedman (2014). Iterative NEPA and Collaboration. Clement J. and E. Spaulding (2013). The Prevailing Themes in the Oil and Gas Development Discourse among Local Residents in Moffatt and Routt Counties, Colorado. Clement, J. (2013) Safe Wildlife Crossings: Summary and Recommendations. L. Smutko, E. Spaulding and J. Clement (2013): Oregon Inlet Situation Assessment and Process Recommendations. Clement J. (2012) Report to the Center for Collaborative Conservation: Science Transference and Application to benefit Forest Planning Collaboration at Different Scales. Clement J. (2011) Front Range Roundtable Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project - Ecological, Social and Economic Monitoring Plan. Jones J. and J. Clement (2010). Ecological compatibility, Economic Sustainability in Lodgepole Pine Ecosystems: Room to Move? Brown P., Clement J., Rocca M. Hayward G., Rhoades, C. Collins, B., and Skorkowsky R. (2010). Some Ecological Considerations Regarding the Future Range of Variability of Lodgepole Pine Ecosystems in Colorado and Wyoming 7

8 Clement J. and K. Mattor (2010). Study of Forest Management Preferences and Values for the Woodland Park Healthy Forest Initiative, Colorado Forest Restoration Institute. Clement, J., Knapp, C. and M. Keralis (2009). Evidence based Collaboration: Ecological Monitoring in Colorado s Forests for Citizen Scientists. Clement J. and A. S. Cheng (2008) Results of the Survey of Public Values and Preferences in Counties bordering the Shoshone National Forest, Wyoming Wilson, J. and J. Clement (2008). Pike and San Isabel National Forests: Social and Economic Existing Conditions and Trends Report Comprehensive Evaluation Report (NEPA Documentation in association with TEAMS). Clement, J. and A.S. Cheng (2008). Study of Preferences and Values on the Bridger Teton National Forest. Clement J. (2006). The Community Wildfire Protection Plan for Lake County, Colorado. Research and Assessment Projects Perceptions regarding oil and gas development in Converse County, WY. Q-study funded by BLM. Ongoing. Perceptions regarding oil and gas development in Routt and Moffatt Counties, CO. Q-study funded by Shell Company Q-study and science delivery workshops in collaborative National Science Foundation funded study: "Water Quality and Supply Impacts from Climate-Induced Insect Tree Mortality and Management in the Rocky Mountain West". This study is a five year study with participation by the Colorado School of Mines, University of Colorado and Colorado State University and myself. Funding: NSF. Ongoing. Methods of application of social science results to place-based projects on the Bridger- Teton National Forest, Wyoming. Funding: Faculty Fellowship through the Center for Collaborative Conservation, Colorado State University and the Bridger-Teton National Forest Q-study: Exploring place-based trade-offs in relation to forest restoration and biomass utilization in Western Colorado. Funding: Colorado Forest Restoration Institute and the Colorado Department of Economic Development Resident values and preferences across three forests affected by mountain pine beetle in Colorado and Wyoming. Funding: USDA Forest Service and Colorado State Forest Service

9 Study of landscape scale, place-based values, attitudes and preferences in relation to the Bridger-Teton National Forest utilizing survey and GIS methods. Funding: State of Wyoming, Governor s Office. Completed Study of landscape scale, place-based values and beliefs in relation to the Shoshone National Forest utilizing survey and GIS methods. Funding: State of Wyoming, Governor s Office. Completed 2007 Q-methodology study applied to community forest values in relation to the Bridger-Teton National Forest. Funding: State of Wyoming, Governor s Office. Completed: 2008 Q-methodology study applied to community forest values in Lake County, Colorado. Funding: McIntyre-Stennis Grant. Completed 2006 Study of landscape scale, place-based values and beliefs in relation to the Pike-San Isabel National Forest utilizing survey and GIS methods. Funding: McIntyre-Stennis Grant. Completed 2006 Study regarding the use of Collaborative Processes in Forest Planning Under Lead PI's Drs. Sam Burns and Tony Cheng, completed the qualitative data collection from Forest Service staff and community members in Sheridan Wyoming, Laramie Wyoming and Durango Colorado State-wide study regarding values, attitudes and behavioral intentions of Coloradoans regarding national forest wildlands. Funding: USFS. Completed Trainings, Conferences and Workshops Organized Collaborative Solutions Workshop: Collaboration Skills and Techniques, Lander, WY Workshop for WGFD, Aquatic Habitat Division: Collaboration and Facilitation Workshop, 4-days, Cody, WY Engaging Local Communities in Energy Development and Distribution. National Museum of Wildlife Art, Wapiti Gallery, Jackson, Wyoming 2014 with M. Straube, S. Daniels, D. Loomis, Workshop: Improving Collaborative Decision Making Through Iterative NEPA, Salt Lake City, Utah 2014 Collaboration Forum: Enhance Wyoming s Capacity for Place-based Collaboration in relation to Forests, Energy and Wildlife. Casper College, Casper, Wyoming Collaboration and Natural Resources Network: A Wyoming Forum Best Western, The Inn at Lander, Wyoming 2011 Conference: Future Range of Variability in Lodgepole Pine Forests. Steamboat Springs, CO Colorado Forest Restoration Institute Workshop, Walden, Colorado re. Economic 9

10 Sustainability and Ecological Compatibility: Where is the room to move? 2009 Colorado Forest Collaboratives Conference, Glenwood Springs: Working Together to Sustain Colorado s Forests Conference 2008 Colorado Forest Collaboratives Conference, Glenwood Springs. Presentations Place Based Collaboration for Communities and Landscapes, Sagebrush Ecosystem Conference, Salt Lake City, 2016 Collaborative Approaches and the National Environmental Policy Act, USFS Region 2 Planners Annual Workshop, October 21, 2015 Creating efficiency and transparency in NEPA through collaboration and iteration. Wyoming Conservation Districts Association, April 2015 Exploring Collaborative Capacity in relation to Energy Development: Front Range Environmental Governance Conference, June 2015 Natural Disturbance, Climate Change and Human Values: Creating a Local Discourse towards Resilience: NSF Working Group Workshop, Santa Fe, June 2015 Exploring Collaboration Opportunities in Energy Development, Energy and Collaboration Workshop, Jackson, WY, 2015 Keynote Speech: Place Based Collaboration for Communities and Landscapes Society for Range management, Wyoming Chapter 2014 Enhancing Collaborative Capacity in the Energy Sector, Global Area Studies Brown Bag Seminar, 2014 Ending the Wyoming Mule-Deer Wars: Building civic and institutional collaborative capacity: University Network for Collaborative Governance 2014 Values, Attitudes and Preferences of Local Residents for National Forests in Wyoming. Governor s Task Force on Forests, 2014 Two Stakeholder Assessments using Q-methodology: Oregon Inlet, North Carolina and SWaN, Colorado, Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources, 2013 Climate Change and Avoiding a Climate of Fear, Restoring the West Conference, Logan, UT, 2013 Values, Attitudes and Preferences of Local Residents for National Forests in Wyoming, Dept. of Geography Brownbag Seminar, University of Wyoming, 2013 NEPA and Social Science: Connecting People to a Place. Wyoming County Commissioners Association, 2012 Future Forests Webinar Series - Public Perceptions regarding the Mountain Pine Beetle Outbreak in Colorado and Wyoming. August

11 Collaborative Learning: Cases, Critiques and Cautionary Tales. Presentation to graduate classes at Colorado State University and University of Denver 2011 and Using Science in Decision-making, Leadership Jackson Hole, WY, March 2012 Collaborative Learning Principles and Practices, Leadership Jackson Hole, WY, March 2012 Future Range of Possibilities: A Social Science Perspective. Future Range of Lodgepole Pine Forests Conference, Steamboat Springs, CO, 2011 Economic Sustainability and Ecological Compatibility: Where is the room to move? Economic Sustainability and Ecological Compatibility Workshop, Walden, CO, 2010 A Look at Forest Health through Different Lenses, Colorado Forest Landscape Restoration Group, 2010 Landscape Restoration: Wicked Stuff. Restoring the West Conference, Logan, UT, 2010 The Role of Place-Based Values in Ecosystem Civic Engagement and Planning National Conference on Ecosystem Restoration, Los Angeles, CA., 2009 Local values and Preferences regarding the Bridger-Teton National Forest Wyoming Results of two studies. Bridger-Teton Cooperators Meeting, Jackson, WY, Study Proposals and Results regarding place-based, participative research with diverse groups of stakeholders; Bridger-Teton National Forest Cooperators and Shoshone National Forest Cooperators Presentations, WY in 2006 and International Symposium on Society and Natural Resource Management o Keystone, CO, 2004: Values at a Landscape and Community Scale o Vancouver, BC, 2006: Public Values on the Pike and San Isabel National Forests and Lake County, Colorado. o Madison, WI, 2011 Integration of Spatial and Social Science Data into Collaborative Land Planning Efforts United States Geological Survey, Fort Collins, CO, 2007: Q-Study on the Pike and San Isabel National Forests, Colorado. Colorado State University, Department of Forest, Rangelands and Watershed Stewardship: Plato, Science and the Pike and San Isabel National Forests, March 9, 2006 Lake County, CO, approximately 10 presentations to local residents regarding forest values, forest ecology, Community Wildfire Protection Plans and fire protection. 11

12 Grants and Contract Awards $ 38,943 P.I. - USFS Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests: Situation Assessment, Collaborative Learning Workshops and future management of Thunder Basin Working Group, 2016 $ 18,531 Co P.I. - Western Governors Association. Workshops for WGA 2015 Chairman Governor Mead regarding the Endangered Species Act. Design and facilitate work sessions to explore efficiencies and improvements to the Endangered Species Act in western States, 2016 $ 34,000 Co-P.I. - Governor Mead s Task Force on Forests 2014 Present. Designed and facilitated six meetings that resulted in 12 recommendations that are now being implemented. $ 15,000 Co-P.I. - BLM Converse County, WY Socio Economic Monitoring : Designed and facilitated meetings for BLM to allow Converse County residents to determine what variables to measure boom-and-bust dynamics in their community related to oil and gas development. $ 16,000 P.I. - BLM Converse County, Q-Study $ 5,000 P.I. - BLM Choke Cherry Sierra Madre Wind Development, WY : Designed and facilitated a negotiation process between stakeholders Cultural and Historic Resources planning as part of the EIS for the country s largest wind project the Choke Cherry Sierra Madre Wind Power Development project. $ 60,000 P.I. - WGFD Wyoming Range, Platte Valley and Platte Valley Habitat projects $ 36,671 P.I. Situation Assessment for Shell Colorado, 2012 $ 4.3 million Co- P.I. - Contributed Social Science and Collaborative Workshop sections to successful NSF grant to study the effects of bark beetle outbreaks on water quality, in combination with acid mine drainage, in Colorado and Wyoming, I withdrew from this project when I moved to Wyoming. $ 11,087 Co-P.I.- Dare County, N.C. Oregon Inlet Situation Assessment. $ 128,634 P.I. - USFS Social Science Bark Beetle Study Colorado and Wyoming, 2012 $ 8,000 P.I. Fellowship, Center for Collaborative Conservation, Colorado State University, 2011 $ 8,450 Co-P.I. USGS Social-Economic Assessment on USFWS Charles M. Russell Refuge, 2011 $ 40,000 P.I. Provide collaborative and scientific delivery support for two Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Projects in Colorado (Uncompahgre Plateau and the Front Range) $ 1,000 P.I. The Nature Conservancy, facilitation,

13 $ 97,868 P.I. Studies for Governor Freudenthal regarding social values on the Shoshone and Bridger-Teton National Forests, $ 32,000 P.I. USFS Pike San Isabel National Forests: Forest Planning Collaborative Process, 2006 $ P.I. Grant from the Bureau of Land Management for facilitation, 2006 $ P.I. Wildland Urban Interface Grant from the US Department of Agriculture in $ 18,000 P.I. USFS coordination of Community Wildfire Protection Plan, 2003 $ P.I. Rural Community Assistance Grant from the US Department of Agriculture in $ P.I. Research grant from the U.S. Forest Service to study values related to national forests in Colorado for master s research at CSU in Teaching University of Wyoming ENR 5000 Approaches to Environmental and Natural Resource Problem-Solving. AGEC 4450/5450 Negotiation (with Steve Smutko) ENR 5920 Collaboration Program in Natural Resources: Principles and Methods. ENR 5921 Collaboration Program in Natural Resources: Practicum Colorado State University NR 425 Natural Resource Policy and Sustainability NR 400 Public Relations in Natural Resource Management NR 320 Natural Resource Policy and History Wilderness Education in class and as month-long field course. Colorado Mountain College OUT 130 Introduction to Recreation Resources BIO 227 and 228 Ecology Guest Lectures ECOL 5780 in 2013 and 2014 ENR 3000 in 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 AGEC 4450/5450 in 2013, ENR 4900 Section 1 in 2016 ENR 4900 Section 3 in

14 Journal Reviews Society and Natural Resources Journal of Forestry Ecological Indicators Journal of Applied Geography Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research Professional Service Served on search committee for new Academic Director for the Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources Lake County Planning and Zoning Commissioner Member Emergency Medical Services Task Force, Lake County, CO Member Early Childhood Education Board, Lake County, CO Board Member Build A Generation, Lake County, CO Fellow founder of Lake County Open Space Initiative Professional Associations Society of American Foresters Ecological Society of America International Association for Society and Natural Resources International Association of Public Participation University Network for Collaborative Governance Association for Conflict Resolution Other Professional Experience Consulting: U.S. Geological Survey: Provide consultation to the USGS regarding social/economic content in land management plan regarding the Charles Russell National Wildlife Refuge in Montana Consulting: USDA Forest Service/TEAMS: Write with USFS co-authors the Pike and San Isabel National Forests Plan Revision Social and Economic Analysis. Wilderness Education Association, Fort Collins, Colorado, U.S.A., January July 1997, Executive Director, Program Manager of the Wilderness Box Program, Conference 14

15 Coordinator. Trained educators nationally 1994 through 2000 in a K-12. Wildland education curriculum sponsored by C.S.U., W.E.A., the four federal land management and other organizations. Hill and Knowlton B.V., International Public Relations Firm, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Feb July 1987, Researcher, Translator (Dutch/English) Freelance, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Professional Translator Dutch/English, July Feb McCann-Erickson B.V., International Advertising Agency, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, , Assistant to Creative Director Citicorp N.V., International Merchant Bank, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, , Office Manager Egon Zehnder Ltd., International Management Consulting Firm, Melbourne, Australia, 1983, Researcher/Executive Assistant Toorak Times, Local newspaper, Melbourne, Australia, 1981, Journalist International Herald, London, U.K., January-July 1980, Trainee Journalist Honors USDA Forest Service: Special Recognition for Outstanding Service to the Wilderness Box Program, January Colorado Mountain College, Summit Award, Outstanding Administrator: Developmental Education, Dedicated Service Award for Outstanding Leadership and Service, Lake County Open Space Initiative, Leadville CO, USDA Forest Service, Uncompahgre Mesas Forest Restoration Project: Outstanding Contribution to Multi-Party Monitoring. 15