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Name: Russ Carlson Tree Tech Consulting http://www.tree-tech.com/index.xhtml |
 Travis Morse http://www.linkedin.com/in/travismorse Ecologist at Earth Dimensions, Inc. Earth Dimensions, Inc. is a soils and environmental consulting firm which has been investigating soils and the environment throughout the Northeastern United States for over thirty years. My specialties include habitat surveys /inventories, wetland delineations, natural resource impact analyses, rapid bioassessments, Clean Water Act, Section 404, Article 24, SEQR and regulatory compliance, permit applications, compensatory mitigation, restoration, creation, enhancement and maintenance of wetlands, rare, threatened, and endangered species surveys, biomonitoring, functional assessments, tree surveys, and plant taxonomy. Education: State University of New York College at Buffalo |
 Beth Koebel Member - joined Sep 26 2007 Location: St. Louis, Missouri I was raised in a small college town (my high school class was the largest to graduate with 77 people) about 25-30 miles east of St. Louis. This town is in the area where one side of my family immigrated to. After high school I went to one of college where I flunked out. I then went to work at fast food joints, Domino's, McDonald's, etc. and taking a class or two at a community college. 12 years later I had a AAS degree in Medical Technology. My first real job was at Alexian Brothers Hospital located on South Broadway in St. Louis. You might of heard of a movie based on a case there--The Exorcist. After two years I decided to go to medical school and yes you can go to medical school without having a BS. I then spent about two years living on St. Maartin in Netherland Antilles in the Caribbean. Yeah, I know what you are thinking, that was rough :-) I did enjoy walking out my back door, picking a banana off of the tree and sitting back watching the fish swim in the ocean as I ate the banana and had my morning coffee. There was the beautiful sunsets, thanks to the volcano on Montserrat. On the other side of the coin I was there for med school and you had to watch out for the hurricanes. The largest and most powerful one I went through was Georges. This occurred the same year as Mitch. Georges was a category 3-4 (depending on whom you talk too) and Mitch of course was a category 5. I transferred to a med school in Juarez Mexico because they promised to have clinicals in the USA. I then lived in El Paso, Texas for little more than year. I then transferred to yet another med school that I knew had clinicals in the US and moved to Chicago. I did my Clinicals at Jackson Park Hospital just south of the Museum of Science and Industry. After my graduation in Boston, Mass. I returned home to St. Louis to work as a lab tech. When I moved back to St. Louis I moved to Kirkwood, Mo which is close to where another side of my family settled when they arrived in the US from Europe. I have lived here for the last 7 years and will be moving about 15 miles farther west this summer when my house is built. I will send you a photos of the area I like to go and relax in, Oakdale Illinois (this is the area where my mother's father's family settled) and the farming community it serves a little later. |
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