I am committed to assisting landowners improve their land so that it’s better than when they first got it, and I really enjoy helping clients realize the full potential of their property. Before joining BM&W, I was a wildlife technician for the Ohio Department of Natural Resources for about 15 years. I earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Wildlife Management from Northland College, along the shores of beautiful Lake Superior, and I have been a licensed pesticide applicator for several years. When I’m not outside for BM&W, you can find me outside hunting, fishing, or cheering on my kids at all of their sporting events.
I have Bachelor of Science degrees in Atmospheric Science and Forestry from The Ohio State University. I strive to create healthier forests, wildlife habitats, and water resources to provide opportunities for our landowners to fully enjoy their investments. I have been helping manage land for twenty years, and am a licensed pesticide applicator and Technical Service Provider for several USDA NRCS programs. When I’m not out in the woods, you can find me being an Irish dance mom or in the kitchen canning and preserving my garden harvests.
I have been in the industry for over 15 years and am a Technical Service Provider for the USDA NRCS. I have an Associate of Science degree in Forest Management from Hocking College, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Forest Management from West Virginia University. I like to work with landowners who have a passion for their properties and enjoy assisting them achieve their goals. When I’m not in the woods, you can find me around my hobby farm and coaching my daughter’s sports teams.
Previously I was a wildlife technician at Ohio and South Carolina Departments of Natural Resources. I am a graduate of Hocking College and West Virginia University, holding an Associate of Science degree in Wildlife Management Resources and a Bachelor of Science degree in Wildlife and Fisheries Management, respectively. I enjoy hunting, fishing, and being outside, and I chose this career to help make a difference in the natural world.
Some of my tasks includes herbicide application, creation of pollinator plots, tree plantings, and installing wildlife habitat structures. I hold a Bachelor of Science degree in Forestry, Fisheries and Wildlife from The Ohio State University, and some of my daily work includes. My goal is to help create connections for landowners with their land. An appreciation of nature and the desire to help restore it is why I do what I do. I have held this appreciation from a young age; always feeling the need to be outside. This has carried forward to my choice of career and my hobbies of my ever-expanding garden, walking my dog, and sitting around the fire with my family.
I am a graduate of Hiram College and hold a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Studies, focusing on Natural Sciences. While there, I worked at the biological field station and developed a passion for creating better, more sustainable ecosystems. I enjoy making positive changes in our natural world and take pride in improving our forest and wildlife resources. When not in the woods, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, golfing, hiking, and attending sporting events.
Born and raised in rural northeast Ohio, I grew up farming, hunting, fishing, and being outside. This led me to explore a career path in natural resources where I am currently a trained serviceperson through the Ohio Department of Agriculture’s Commercial Pesticide Program and Chainsaw Level 1 trained through the Ohio Forestry Association’s CSAW program. I enjoy vehicle mechanics, fitness, and spending time with family and friends when I’m not out in the woods.
