Federal Staff involved in 2024 Sears Island Port & Factory Plan
Below are links to the federal officials of ACOE FHWA, EPA, NOAA , USFWS presently awaiting the release of two completely different designs for a Maine Windport.
*US Army Corps of Engineers.
Christine Jacek ACOE Christine.M.Jacek@usace.army.mil
(978) 318-8026,. (800) 343-4789 or (800) 362-4367.
Shawn Mahaney ACOE Waldo County, Maine Project Office
207-233-3243 978-318-8492 Shawn.B.Mahaney@usace.army.mil
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Gary Scholze, FHWA Enviro Specialist,
gary.scholze@dot.gov 207-512-4917
40 Western Ave Rm 614 Augusta ME 04330
FHWA ME office email: Maine.fhwa@dot.gov. Phone: (207) 622-8350
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* US Environmental Protection Agency Region 1
colarusso.phil@epa.gov 617-918-1506
USEPA REGION 1
5 Post Office Square
Mail Code: 06-1
Boston, MA 02109-3912
5 Post Office Square
Mail Code: 06-1
Boston, MA 02109-3912
Colarusso 2021 testimony to ME legislature on eelgrass 3/14/21(pdf)
Alexandra Dwyer, EPA PHYSICAL SCIENCES
Patrick Dockens USFWS Cell 207 460 2566
Tim Timmerman EPA NEPA LEAD
617) 918-1025 Timmermann.Timothy@epa.gov
Alexandra Dwyer, EPA PHYSICAL SCIENCES
617-918-1150 <Dwyer.Alexandra@epa.gov>
Former President of Women in Geosciences
Graduated from college in 2022 "Physical scientists study the relationships between matter, energy, and other physical phenomena. "
["In May 2023 ] I graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor's of Science in Geoscience and a Bachelor's of Arts in Environmental Studies from Hobart and William Smith Colleges (HWS). I am honored to exit HWS as junior-elected member of the Zeta Chapter of The Phi Beta Kappa Society, a Goldwater Scholar, and a former NOAA Hollings Scholar. My experience at the Colleges has been life changing, one that has both allowed and pushed me to become the best version of myself as a thinker, researcher, communicator, colleague, and friend.
The skills that I have gained as a Geoscience Teaching Fellow, an Atmospheric Science Research Assistant, and a research intern for NOAA's National Sea Grant Office would not have been possible without support and opportunity from the Geoscience Department, particularly from Neil Laird and Nicholas Metz.
Looking ahead, I am beyond excited to enter into the world of climate and environmental sustainability, and to begin realizing the impact that I can make. Thank you, thank you, HWS!"
The skills that I have gained as a Geoscience Teaching Fellow, an Atmospheric Science Research Assistant, and a research intern for NOAA's National Sea Grant Office would not have been possible without support and opportunity from the Geoscience Department, particularly from Neil Laird and Nicholas Metz.
Looking ahead, I am beyond excited to enter into the world of climate and environmental sustainability, and to begin realizing the impact that I can make. Thank you, thank you, HWS!"
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* NOAA
Kaitlyn Shaw NOAA (978) 282-8457 <kaitlyn.shaw@noaa.gov>
Marine Resources Mgmt Specialist in the Habitat and Ecosystem Services Division Gloucester, performs Essential Fish Habitat consultations in the Gulf of Maine."
YOU TUBE "Coastal Matters" interviews Kaitlyn Shaw 8/7/17 She was then water resource specialist Town of Nantucket
Kaitlyn Shaw's research interests: (LinkedIn )
* coastal nutrient enrichment,
* eutrophication,
* phytoplankton metabolism,
* hypoxia,
* seagrass restoration,
* shellfish & fish habitat protection.
"Shaw holds a Masters degree in Coastal Systems Science. Shaw employs the systems approach to ecosystem management and believes that multidisciplinary approaches are crucial to addressing the issues facing riverine, coastal, and marine waterways."
"Her graduate research focused on nutrient related coastal system processes, specifically eutrophication and opportunistic macroalgae habitats."
"Shaw holds a Masters degree in Coastal Systems Science. Shaw employs the systems approach to ecosystem management and believes that multidisciplinary approaches are crucial to addressing the issues facing riverine, coastal, and marine waterways."
"Her graduate research focused on nutrient related coastal system processes, specifically eutrophication and opportunistic macroalgae habitats."
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* US Fish and Wildlife Service
Patrick Dockens USFWS Cell 207 460 2566
Endangered Species Biologist - Transportation Liason
306 Hatchery Road East Orland, ME 04431
He works with the Federal Highway Administration FHWA and its
From his USFWS Profile: "Patrick Dockens is an endangered species biologist and transportation liaison for the Maine Field Office. He works closely with the MDOT, Federal Highway Administration and Army Corps of Engineers to promote conservation and ensure compliance with the Endangered Species Act, the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, and the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act among others; primarily for transportation related projects.
Species expertise Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar)
(Dockens complements Wende Mahaney, USFWS's longtime Maine staffer)
Pat Dockens mentions
Administration - Maine Division Patrick Dockens, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Eric...207-215-7356 Eric.Ham@maine.gov Patrick Dockens USFWS Maine ...
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