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Ken Christensen is a senior biologist with more than 25 years of
experience in the natural resource field. Mr. Christensen assists
in plant surveys and wetlands delineations and in the field
identification of vertebrate populations, especially amphibians,
reptiles, and mammals. Proficient with AutoCAD® software, Mr.
Christensen is responsible for managing the GPS data collection and
AutoCAD® mapping operations for all natural resource studies. As a
Certified Arborist (OH-0690A) by the International Society of
Arboriculture, he performs tree appraisals and inventories and also
develops tree preservation plans. Mr. Christensen is involved in
all aspects of wetlands and stream restoration projects, including
design, planting, and implementation. He is also involved with the
subsequent monitoring of mitigation and restoration projects to
ensure that such endeavors reach an expected successful conclusion.
To support these planning and design projects, Mr. Christensen has
attended the following trainings and received certificates of
completion: LEED® for New Construction Technical Review Workshop
from U.S. Green Building Council; American Ecological Engineering
Society Wetland Mitigation Design from Virginia Polytechnic
Institute and State University; AutoCAD® for Stream Restoration and
Monitoring from North Carolina Cooperative Extension; North
Carolina Stream Restoration Institute's Stream Classification and
Assessment Program; and North Carolina Stream Restoration
Institute's Stream Restoration Design Principles. Mr. Christensen
has also completed training through Ohio Environmental Protection
Agency for conducting the following: Headwater Habitat Evaluation
Index (HHEI); Qualitative Habitat Evaluation Index (QHEI); Ohio
Rapid Assessment Method (ORAM) v.5; and Vegetation Index of Biotic
Integrity (VIBI). In addition, Mr. Christensen is a LEED®
Accredited Professional. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in
conservation from Kent State University.
Contact: Ken.Christensen@davey.com
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