Barb Barton

Aquatic Resource Specialist @Michigan Department Of Transportation

Lansing, MI, US
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WORK HISTORY

Aug 2012 — Present

Aquatic Resource Specialist @Michigan Department Of Transportation

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Lansing, MI, US

I review MDOT projects statewide for water quality impacts and compliance with the Department\'s NPDES permit.

EDUCATION

2003 — 2004

Eastern Michigan University

M.S., Ecology and Organismal Biology

1984 — 1987

Michigan State University

B.S., Fisheries and Wildlife

SKILLS

GisSongwritingGis SoftwareEcologyWritingGuitaristWorkshopsLiaisonCommunity OrganizingBusiness NetworkingBloggingSingingCommunity OutreachNonprofitsMicrosoft OfficeEndangered SpeciesConservation IssuesLeadershipBiologistConservationWild Foods ExpertMusicTribal RelationsPublicityTeachingGrant WritingPublic Speaking

ABOUT BARB BARTON

Biologist - Most of my professional career has been as an endangered species researcher. I have also written grants in this capacity, and designed and implemented numerous studies on the population ecology of rare animals. I have authored or co-authored several publications and many reports. I am currently working in the area of stormwater permit compliance and environmental review. Business Owner - my company, Where the Wild Foods Grow, serves the greater community in providing wild foods and education. I would like to expand my client base and connect with more chefs in mid-Michigan who would be interested in using wild foods in their menus. I also offer workshops and presentations. Singer/Songwriter - a professional musician for over 25 years, I perform contemporary folk music and am seeking performance opportunities, particularly house concerts.

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