Here they come...
Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 5:53 am
Marlies Wierenga, WA/OR Coordinator
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Marlies joined Wildlands CPR in October 2011 bringing with her over a decade of experience using her technical, policy and public involvement skills to address watershed and water quality challenges throughout the Pacific Northwest. She has analyzed environmental conditions and developed numerous shoreline, watershed and water quality plans for local and state jurisdictions. Marlies has an undergraduate degree in Environmental Engineering from the University of Arizona and a Master’s in Environmental Studies from the Evergreen State College where her thesis analyzed the dual mandate of National Parks in Alaska to meet conservation goals and support the subsistence practices of local people (focus was Wrangell-St. Elias National Park). Most recently, she assisted regional partners in Southwest Washington with implementation of salmon recovery and watershed management plans for the Lower Columbia Fish Recovery Board.
WildlandsCPR = bad juju
Contact Marlies
Marlies joined Wildlands CPR in October 2011 bringing with her over a decade of experience using her technical, policy and public involvement skills to address watershed and water quality challenges throughout the Pacific Northwest. She has analyzed environmental conditions and developed numerous shoreline, watershed and water quality plans for local and state jurisdictions. Marlies has an undergraduate degree in Environmental Engineering from the University of Arizona and a Master’s in Environmental Studies from the Evergreen State College where her thesis analyzed the dual mandate of National Parks in Alaska to meet conservation goals and support the subsistence practices of local people (focus was Wrangell-St. Elias National Park). Most recently, she assisted regional partners in Southwest Washington with implementation of salmon recovery and watershed management plans for the Lower Columbia Fish Recovery Board.
WildlandsCPR = bad juju