Brian Stewart M.E.S.

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Onalaska, Washington, United States

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About me
Cascades to Olympics Program Manager at Conservation Northwest
Education
- The Evergreen State College
  2017 - 2019
  Master's degree Environmental Studies
  Strong focus and thesis work on habitat connectivity in Washington state, specifically wildlife interactions with state roadways. Interdisciplinary education, crafted to better assess, analyze, and create solutions to habitat fragmentation created by roadways, and the human-wildlife conflict transportation system causes.
- EdX
  2011 - 2013
  Certification Philosophy
  The Harvard course Justice.
- The Evergreen State College
  2017 -
  Master's degree Environmental Studies
- Shoreline Community College
  2013 - 2015
  Associate of Arts - AA Environmental Studies 3.8
  Activities and Societies: Phi Theta Kappa
- The Evergreen State College
  2015 - 2017
  Bachelor of Science - BS Environmental Science Perfect
  Bs in environmental science with a focus on habitat fragmentation and evolutionary biology.
- Shoreline Community College
  2011 - 2013
  Associate of Arts and Sciences - AAS Music 3.8
  Activities and Societies: Phi Theta Kappa
Experience
- Holiday Motorhomes
  Jan 2002 - Jan 2004
  Service Advisor
- TRAVEL TIME RV, LLC
  Jan 2006 - Jan 2008
  Parts Manager
- 5th Wheel Place
  Feb 2009 - Jan 2011
  Parts/Warranty Manager
- Poulsbo RV Inc.
  Jan 2011 - Jan 2013
  Parts Associate
- Washington State Department of Transportation
  Oct 2017 - Jun 2019
  Wildlife Biologist intern
  Intern/volunteer in habitat connectivity. Wildlife monitoring, data collection/analysis, research, habitat connectivity research, state road safety.
- Company 29 LLC
  Jan 2018 - May 2020
  Principal/Owner
- Conservation Northwest
  Jan 2019 - now
  The goals of the Cascades to Olympics connectivity program over the life of our current2017-2022 Strategic Plan are to:1. Maximize conservation outcomes for habitat, wildlife and fish through the Chehalis BasinStrategy,2. Identify potential locations to implement wildlife crossing infrastructure on I-5 andHighway 12,3. Invest early in the southern linkage to build relationships for later efforts, includinghabitat restoration and increased wildlife connectivity at a landscape scale.This program involves a region of Washington where we have a long history protecting oldgrowth forests, pioneering forest restoration collaboratives, and reintroducing fishers, as well asa recent focus on conserving forest habitat for spotted owls, marbled murrelets and otherspecies on state trust lands and private forest lands.The Cascades to Olympics program also builds off a successful model for maintainingconnectivity in the Central Cascades by protecting habitat linkages through The CascadesConservation Partnership, establishing wildlife crossings across I-90 through our I-90 WildlifeCorridor Campaign, and forest and aquatic restoration actions through our Central CascadesWatersheds Restoration program. The Cascades to Olympics program will similarly build thesocial and physical infrastructure for wildlife crossings in south-central and southwest Washington. In addition, we’ll work off of our years of experience reconnecting and restoringfragmented habitat to strengthen wildlife corridors and breeding habitat for long-term geneticand demographic connectivity essential to ensure healthy wildlife populations over the longterm. And we’ll support permanent watershed and wildlands protections in the program area,including the Wild Olympics proposal. Show less Working as a project coordinator for Conservation Northwest's Cascades to Olympics Program , engaging with the Chehalis Basin Basin strategy to seek opportunities to increase connectivity and conservation in the region. Utilizing my thesis work with other ongoing projects to help better map connectivity in the region and to explain the opportunities and limitations the I-5 structure presents in the region. Lastly, engaging with the Northwest Coast landscape Conservation Design initiative and the Washington Habitat Connectivity Working Group on their ongoing mapping projects in the region. bstewartcompany29@gmail.com. Show less
  - Program Manager
    May 2020 - now
  - Program Coordinator
    Jan 2019 - May 2020
- Chehalis River Alliance
  Aug 2019 - now
  Facilitator
- Washington State Department of Ecology
  Dec 2021 - now
  Steering Committee Member
- The Wildlife Society
  May 2024 - now
  Board Member
Licenses & Certifications
- GIS
  The Evergreen State College
Honors & Awards
- Awarded to Brian Stewart M.E.S.
  Graduated with Honors Shoreline Community College Jun 2013 Graduated with honors, routinely on the honor roll, vice-president and presidents list.
- Awarded to Brian Stewart M.E.S.
  Graduated with Honors - Mar 2013
- Awarded to Brian Stewart M.E.S.
  Phi Theta Kappa Phi theta Kappa 2013 Honors student maintaining a 3.6 or better through out.
- Awarded to Brian Stewart M.E.S.
  Best Sales presentation. Shoreline Comunity college 2012 Was awarded best route sales presentation by my professor.
- Awarded to Brian Stewart M.E.S.
  Best legal Advice Shoreline Community College 2012 Voted on by classmates , I was the attorney in a mock trial and won the case, handedly.
Volunteer Experience
- LAND Steering Committee Member
  Issued by Chehalis Basin Strategy on Nov 2021
  Associated with Brian Stewart M.E.S.
- Habitat Connectivity Biologist
  Issued by Washington State Department of Transportation on Aug 2018
  Associated with Brian Stewart M.E.S.
- GED Tutor
  Issued by AmeriCorps on Apr 2012
  Associated with Brian Stewart M.E.S.
- Special Services Note taker
  Issued by Shoreline Community College on Feb 2012
  Associated with Brian Stewart M.E.S.