Steve Hinton

Conservation Scientist-treaty Rights & Government Affairs Office @The Tulalip Tribes

Mount Vernon, WA, US
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WORK HISTORY

Feb 2021 — Present

Conservation Scientist-treaty Rights & Government Affairs Office @The Tulalip Tribes

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Tulalip, WA, US

EDUCATION

1980 — 1984

Washington State University

BS, Biology

1987 — 1990

Georgia Institute of Technology

MS, Science & Technology Policy

SKILLS

Climate ChangeSustainabilityWater ResourcesEcological RestorationEnvironmental IssuesHydrologyEnvironmental EngineeringGroundwaterSoilEnvironmental AwarenessEnvironmental Management SystemsStormwater ManagementEnvironmental ComplianceEnvironmental ScienceEnvironmental EducationSustainable AgricultureWetlandsWatershed ManagementNatural Resource ManagementHabitat RestorationWater QualityPolicy AnalysisSustainable DevelopmentNonprofit OrganizationsMitigationArcgisRestoration EcologyNatural ResourcesEstuarine EcologyEnvironmental PermittingProject ManagementEnvironmental ConsultingConservation IssuesNonprofitsLand Use PlanningGisEnvironmental PolicyEnvironmental Impact AssessmentWaterRemediation

ABOUT STEVE HINTON

Committed to leaving a legacy that provides for seven generations.

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