Bradley Cavallo

Science Director @Westlands Water District

Auburn, CA, US
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WORK HISTORY

Mar 2025 — Present

Science Director @Westlands Water District

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Sacramento, CA, US

As Science Director, Brad engages in key scientific issues affecting watershed health and fish and wildlife in the Sacramento – San Joaquin Rivers Delta watershed, including those associated with adaptive management, habitat restoration, water project operations, and other measures impacting fish and wildlife.

EDUCATION

1989 — 1994

University of California, Davis

BS, Fisheries Biology

1994 — 1997

University of Montana

MS, Aquatic Ecology

SKILLS

Data ModelingEnvironmental PolicyWater ResourcesEnvironmental ConsultingCeqaEnvironmental Impact AssessmentEnvironmental PermittingWaterFisheries ScienceEcologyModelingWater QualityFisheriesHabitat RestorationWetlandsWatershed ManagementNepaEnvironmental AwarenessEndangered SpeciesMarine BiologyStatistical Data AnalysisEnvironmental ScienceEcological RestorationMitigationAquatic EcologyCreative Problem SolvingWater Resource ManagementStream RestorationEnvironmental Compliance

ABOUT BRADLEY CAVALLO

Brad is an experienced project and team leader, a diligent communicator, and a resourceful problem-solver with more than 20 years of experience working on anadromous and estuarine fishery issues in California. Brad is currently President and a Senior Scientist with Cramer Fish Sciences; previously and since he served as an environmental scientist with the California Department of Water Resources (CDWR). He earned a Master of Science in Aquatic Ecology from University of Missoula (1997), a Bachelor of Science in Wildlife and Fisheries Biology from University of California at Davis (1994), and has authored numerous fishery reports, published papers and made many scientific presentations. In the course of his professional career and education, Brad has attained expert knowledge of regulated rivers and estuaries, particularly related to the ecology of endangered Chinook salmon and other anadromous fishes. Brad has worked on numerous fisheries projects throughout California, and possesses expert skill in all sampling methodologies for fishes, water quality, invertebrates, the evaluation of habitat availability and quality among aquatic vertebrates; including development and application of techniques for assessing aquatic habitats and fish population dynamics. Brad also has extensive training and experience with State and Federal environmental permitting requirements including programs and policies relating to water quality and fish and wildlife resources.Through his outstanding work Brad has established strong working relationships and positive rapport with resource agency staff. In September 2007, Brad was elected president of the California-Nevada Chapter of the American Fisheries Society.

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