JEAN E. CALDWELL
Watershed Specialist, Freshwater Ecologist

Ms. Caldwell, a fisheries biologist with over twenty years experience in Watershed Analysis, stream and fish resources evaluation, restoration design review, instream flow studies, hydraulic/habitat modeling, water temperature modeling, and planning and design of fishery and water quality improvement projects. Jean has developed and directed evaluations ranging from micro-habitat to large-scale stream surveys for agencies, tribal and municipal governments, utilities and timber companies.

B.S. Ecosystems Analysis, 1978
Huxley College of Environmental Science
Western Washington University

Advanced Diploma in GIS Applications, 2007
Malaspina University-College
British Columbia

Applied Fluvial Geomorphology, 1996
Rosgen Wildland Hydrology Consultants
Instream Flow Incremental Method (IFIM) Training, 1984-1990
National Ecology Research Center,
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

American Fisheries Society

Specific Expertise:

• Watershed Analysis Performed analyses in Washington and Oregon
• Participated in stream temperature research and predictive model evaluation

Instream Flow and Water Resources Negotiation

• Project manager for instream flow studies
• Technical lead for instream flow negotiations
• Hydraulic and habitat modeling
• Technical lead for preference criteria development
• Multi-agency coordination
• Multi disciplinary environmental studies

Stream Channel and Riparian Habitat

• Rosgen stream classification method
• Habitat assessments, restoration planning and design review

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