John Delisle

Principal Ecologist @Natural Community Services

Northville, MI, US

Management of ecosystems, restoration plans, green infrastructure, invasive species, wildlife, and finance. Principal providing ecological design and environmental construction planning. Community and site monitoring, design, management and consulting services. Species inventory, wetland delineation, habitat & site assessment, invasives control, biological control, soil/water tests, native planting and supplier sourcing, contractor references, management of native ecosystems. Wetlands mitigation, hydrological analyses, botanical and wildlife inventory.Presenting project info for ecological restorations.Leadership of green stormwater infrastructure design & construction:* Facilitating cost-effective sustainable development through streamlined stormwater environmental permitting and LEED-based bioretention designs and installations for developers, builders, private, corporate, and municipal landowner.* Leading and directing the development and design of significant Green Infrastructure projects as a client-facing project manager, primarily involving the design of rain gardens, bioswales, permeable pavement, green roofs, and regenerative stormwater conveyance systems or implementation of other innovative technologies within the urban environment* Developing partnerships with municipal agents, contractors, other consultants and the public to improve the function of the client s stormwater/sewer systems, to transform grey space into green, and to provide the public with all of the benefits greenspace provides. Conducting complex research, investigations and studies related to the environmental engineering functions or activities of client Green Infrastructure Program(s).* Managing the planning, design, and construction administration of projects to ensure compliance with contracts, drawings, specifications, codes, statutes, rules, stormwater and wetlands regulations.

University of Michigan

Master's; M.S, Environmental Science

Michigan State University

BS, Natural Resources Management and Policy, Horticulture