NRCS TechReg -Technical Service Provider Resume

B - Associated Companies/Agencies

Business Name

Business Id

C1 - Relevant Accreditation/Licenses

Certifying Organization	State	Certification Description	License Number	Expiration Date
The Wildlife Society	ME	Certified Wildlife Biologist	924	12/25/2034

C2 - Organic Qualification

Organic Qualification

D - Education and Training

Institution Name	Area of Study	Degree	Completion Date
University of Maine at Orono	Wildlife Management	B.S.	05/10/1978
University of Maine at Fort Kent	Business - eBusiness Concentration	B.S.	05/12/2007

E - Relevant Work Experience

Date	Description
01/01/2007	Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator, Frenchville, Maine
07/01/2005	Owner of One World Artisans business, offering photography, wildlife and forest management, and graphic design and printing services.
06/01/1993	Wildlife Biologist for Fraser Papers in Maine and New Brunswick, Canada. Responsible for wildlife research, management, monitoring, and conservation/restoration activities on 2 million acres of company-owned property. Created forest models and associated habitat management plans for 150,000 acres of designated habitat management areas.
04/16/1984	Environmental Scientist for Fraser Papers pulp and paper mills in New Brunswick and Maine. Responsible during various periods for ambient air quality monitoring, water quality monitoring, environmental quality assurance (QA), and landfill environmental monitoring for Fraser Papers’ pulp and paper mills.
06/01/1974	Conducted wildlife and fisheries term and contract basis field work for a variety of organizations as follows: Fisheries Scientific Technical II - Washington Department of Fisheries, Montesano, Washington, May to September 1983 Fishery Biologist - National Marine Fishery Service, N.O.A.A., Seattle, Washington, May to August 1982, and January to March 1983 Seabird Research Technician - Canadian Wildlife Service , Bedford Institute of Oceanography, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, May to September 1981 Wildlife Biologist - MacLaren Plansearch, Dartmouth, N.S. / St. Johns Newfoundland, March 1980 to April 1981 Wildlife Technician - Canadian Wildlife Service, Sackville, New Brunswick, June to December 1979 Fish & Wildlife Project Leader - U. S. Young Adult Conservation Corps, Indian Island, Old Town, Maine, January to June 1979 Wildlife Technician - Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, Wildlife Division, Orono, Maine, September to October 1978 Waterfowl Technician - Canadian Wildlife Service, Sackville, New Brunswick, June to September 1978 Wildlife Assistant - U. S. D. A. Wildlife Division, University of Maine, Orono, Maine - Part time job during university, 1977 and 1978 Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife (MDIFW), Fisheries Division, Ashland, Maine - Fisheries Aide, June to September 1977 SSI Program Interviewer - MDIFW, Fisheries Division, Ashland, Maine - Fisheries Aide, June to September 1976

F - Familiarity with NRCS Guidelines, Criteria, Standards, and Specifications

Description

I have completed necessary training for TSP certification as a Wildlife Biologist, and am also familiar with other standards utilized by the NRCS for completion of relevant work.

F1 - NRCS Conservation Planning Training Requirement

Description

I have received NRCS Training Modules or equivalent

F2 - NRCS TSP Orientation

Description

I have received the TSP Orientation Modules and Exam

G,H - Technical Services This TSP is Certified to Perform

State