Hello and Welcome to the official blog for Environmental Policy Solutions, LLC.
We are dedicated to conservation and restoration particularly in light of climate change.
This blog will primarily focus on issues related to environmental policy, conservation, restoration, and climate change.
Gabrielle Feldman, the owner of Environmental Policy Solutions, will provide most of the content and will moderate the blog.
To find out more about us go to:
- www.enviropolicysolutions.com
- www.facebook.com/environmentalpolicysolutions
- twitter.com/gfeldman74
Background
Information:
Environmental Policy Solutions, LLC is committed to
providing scientifically sound, economically feasible, socially acceptable
solutions for a diverse set of issues to assist land owners, coastal and ocean
managers, developers, NGOs, and the public solve their most complex
environmental policy problems. We strive to uphold the highest level of
integrity with a transparent and collaborative approach emphasizing
conservation, restoration, and sustainable development.
We specialize in designing innovative solutions and
integrative decision making tools to enhance the management of natural
resources, improve resilience, promote sustainability, and ensure social
acceptability. Our mission at Environmental Policy Solutions is to help
you solve your most complex environmental policy problems by using an
integrative approach to problem solving that is scientifically sound,
economically feasible, and socially acceptable!
Who is
Gabrielle Feldman?
As the founder and principal of Environmental Policy
Solutions, LLC, Dr. Gabrielle Feldman leads the team of environmental professionals
and oversees all client projects. With over 18 years of experience working on a
range of different conservation projects in California, the tropical Pacific,
Puerto Rico, the Pacific Northwest, and internationally, Gabrielle brings a
wealth of experience working with natural resource managers, NGOs, and the
government on a myriad of projects from old growth conservation and management
on State Trust Lands in Idaho to leading the planning, compliance, and
communications teams for the proposed mouse eradication on the South Farallon
Islands. Gabrielle earned a B.S. in Zoology and an M.S. in Environmental
Science and Regional Planning from Washington State University. She earned a
Ph.D. in Natural Resources with an emphasis in Environmental Policy Analysis
and Decision Science from the University of Idaho. In addition, Gabrielle
served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Bulgaria where she worked on sustainable
development and conservation projects on the Black Sea coast. Gabrielle has
worked on a wide range of environmental planning projects in the United States
and abroad with a focus on biodiversity conservation and sustainable
development.
Gabrielle has combined her passion for environmental
conservation and sustainable development with an expert knowledge of state,
federal, and international law into a keen ability to strategically plan using
an integrated approach to problem solving. By utilizing a holistic approach to
solving environmental related problems, she has successfully led several teams
through the complicated planning and implementation processes designed to
conserve natural resources while promoting sustainable development. She has
also implemented a variety of strategic communication, political campaigns,
media outreach, and environmental education and curriculum development programs
for several projects from forestry to marine conservation and environmental
justice. In addition, Gabrielle has successfully developed and implemented
planning tools using uncertainty modeling to aid in decision-making.
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