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Bringing my knowledge, skills and experience to your project
Gayle Killam

Gayle Killam, Principal

Gayle has a vision of broader community involvement with the water policies that impact every person’s life.

Gayle also believes that climate and community resilience depend on intentional integration of water programs that supply drinking water and manage rainwater and sewage. Sustainability planning at local, state and regional levels requires attention to the intersection of policies and investment in water, energy, transportation and land use.

Experience

Local, state and federal policy analysis, training, facilitation, and consultation.

Management of projects geared toward restoring historic hydrology, improving riparian habitat and revitalizing and reconnecting urban communities to the waterways that flow through them.

Connections

Gayle has worked with non-profit organizations, landowners, local, state and federal government staff, individuals, trade associations and the private sector over the years to improve implementation and functionality of water programs, policies and laws.

Work History

Prior to establishing her business, Gayle worked for River Network, Oregon Environmental Council, the Army Corps of Engineers, Resources for the Future and economic consulting firms in the Boston area.

Degrees

Gayle received her Masters’ degree in resource economics and policy from Duke University’s Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences and her Bachelors’ degree in economics from Yale University. She also received a certificate in Training, Facilitation and Consulting from Marlboro College.

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