Domoni Glass
Fisheries Biologist

Ms. Glass has over 18 years experience in aquatic ecology with 14 years experience managing large interdisciplinary programs. She has served six years as manager of Boise Cascade's Pacific Northwest Watershed Project which was initiated to develop improved approaches for assessing land use effects on watershed processes and on fish habitat and water quality. Other experience includes nine years as a consultant with Foster Wheeler (formerly Ebasco Environmental) and four years at the University of Washington Fisheries Research Institute.

 
Education Professional Affiliations

Graduate Studies, Fisheries Resource Management, 1990
University of Washington
B.S. Fisheries Biology, 1982
University of Washington

American Fisheries Society
American Water Resources Association


Additional Training
Certifications

Riparian Restoration and Monitoring Workshop, 1996
Dept. of Rangeland Resources, Oregon State University

Washington State Dept. of Natural Resources Watershed Analysis Methodology, 1994

USFWS Certifications of Completion:
Designing and Conducting IFIM Studies, 1989
PHABSIM Computer Modeling, 1991
HSPF Watershed Modeling, 1992
Total Quality Management (several classes and training programs), 1993 - 1998
WDNR Watershed Analysis Training, 1994 (with subsequent updates)

Specific Expertise:

  • Watershed Analsysis: Managed eight watershed analyses and was involved as either part of the technical team or the prescription team for another six analyses.
  • Washington's Fish and Forest Agreement: Technical Committee partifipation and technical support; drew heavily from patterns observed through watershed analyses and other studies. The agreement is expected to result in a statewide HCP for forested lands.
  • Cascade Resevoir TMDL (listed for phosphorus): Chair of the technical team, assessed problem with help of other landowners, developed plan to meet water quality standards on forested lands in cooperation with other forest landowners, aided in the development of plan for agricultural lands, wrote implementation plan for forested lands, developed and implemented monitoring plan.
  • Middle Fork Payette TMDL (listed for sediment): Completed assessment of sediment sources from forested lands used inthe TMDL, participated in technical committee, aided in development of implementation plan.
  • Washington's Fish and Forest Agreement: Technical committee participation and technical support; drew heavily from patterns observed through watershed analyses and resulting prescriptions across the state.
  • Managed Effects on Stream Temperature: Evaluated the effect of shade and elevation on stream temperature for six regions of the Pacific Northwest.
  • Road Sediment Model (SEDMODL): Coordinated the development of a GIS model that estimates the amount of sediment delivered to streams from forest roads.
  • Lithology Mapping: Coordinated the mapping of lithology for roughly 4 million acres of the Pacific Northwest.

Project Experience:

  • Watershed analysis methods development and implementation
  • Manager, Missouri River Master Water Control Project, Fisheries Investigations, Ebasco Environmental
  • Manager, Kelso-Beaver Natural Gas Pipeline Project, Ebasco Environmental
  • Manager, On-call contract to provide environmental services, Ebasco Environmental
  • Manager, Endicott Environmental Monitoring Program Aquatic Resources Evaluations, Ebasco Environmental
  • Discipline Manager, Columbia River Salmon Flow Measures Options Analysis / EIS, SEIS, and System Operation Review
  • Manager, Columbia River dredging and beneficial use of dredge material EIA and 404 (b)(1) evaluation
  • Environmental Program Manager, Pumped Storage Hydroelectric Project licensing
  • Forests roads evaluation, Washington
  • Coordinator, Fisheries and Water Quality Studies - Deep Creek Hydroelectric Relicensing Project, Maryland
  • Technical Advisor, Development of FERC GIS Information Management System
  • Lead for aquatic issues addressed in NASA Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement
  • Marine Mammal Surveys, Chukchi Sea
  • Technical Advisor, Martin Creek Hydroelectric Project, Ebasco Environmental
  • LEIS Addressing wild and scenic river nomination for the Klickitat and White Salmon Rivers
  • Federal Energy Regulatory Commission; Impact Assessment for EISs for the two large hydroelectric projects, Idaho and Oregon
  • Permit Compliance Coordinator for Koma Kulshan Hydroelectric Project
  • Ruth and Swamp Creeks Hydroelectric Projects
  • May Creek Hydroelectric Project
  • Northwest Power Planning Council, Salmon Production Analysis
  • Statistician for a waste remediation project, Tacoma, Washington
  • Tolt River Gravel Study
  • Big / Grade Creeks Hydroelectric Project
  • Chisapani Hydroelectric Project, Western Nepal
  • Black Creek Hydroelectric Project, King County, Washington
  • Martin Creek Hydroelectric Project, Washington
  • Port Hadlock Remediation Project, Washington
  • Yukon Delta Fisheries Investigation
  • Well's Dam Juvenile Fish Passage
  • University of Washington Mount St. Helens research project
  • University of Washington, Puget Sound sewage outfall baseline study
  • University of Washington, Wood River Lake fisheries investigation, Alaska
  • University of Washington, Columbia River Tagging Studies

 

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