Keith Bluecloud
Nashville,TN
Summary
Enthusiastic Environmental Scientists conducting thorough research to find pollutants or hazards in the environment. Deep knowledge of all environmental laws and legal processes. Areas of expertise include [Area of expertise] and [Area of expertise]. A [Number]-year background serving as an environmental scientist in the [City] area. Proficiency with [Program] and [Program]. Hands-on Environmental Scientist with a high appreciation and understanding of health and safety standards. Preparing concise reports to assess environmental liability risks and compliance. Strengths include [Area of expertise] and [Area of expertise]. Analytical and hardworking with a background in managing large, complex projects.
Overview
20
20
years of professional experience
Work History
Environmental Scientist
Bureau of Indian Affairs
2022.07 - Current
- Coordinated NEPA Compliance through Environmental Assessment (EA) Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) review, identified, and coordinated reviews for Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) burn project EA’s, Categorical Exclusion preparation for Burn Area Emergency Rehabilitation (BAER) Plans & FTT Level 1 Surveys
- FBMS PR processing and approving & WebBP updating and budget monitoring for programs.
Physical Scientist
Bureau of Indian Affairs
2021.04 - 2021.06
- NEPA Compliance through Environmental Assessment (EA) Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) review, identified, and coordinated reviews for Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) burn project EA’s, Categorical Exclusion preparation.
Natural Resources Manager
Bureau of Indian Affairs
2010.08 - 2011.07
- EPAP development, review and evaluation as a supervisor
- Provided oversight and assistance to Tribes for various 638-Self Determination Trust contracts, and administered, monitored and managed Agriculture, Wildlife Fish & Parks programs, and assisted in meeting NEPA compliance for projects, ESA & CERCLA Natural Resources Damage Assessment coordinator for the St
- Regis Mohawk Tribe impacted by the St
- Lawrence River Superfund site.
Environmental Protection Specialist
Bureau of Indian Affairs
2003.11 - 2005.05
- Categorical Exclusion preparation for Burn Area Emergency Rehabilitation (BAER) Plans
- BAER Development & Implementation Leader for Eagle Fire at the Pechanga Reservation and was responsible for coordination, scoping, evaluation of specifications in the mitigation of resources for affected burned areas
- Served as the environmental document analyst and administered the environmental management program for the Southern California Branch of Natural Resources and Fire
- Met the definition of “Environmental Professional” in accordance to 40 CFR Section 312.10.
Education
Masters - Zoology
University of Oklahoma
01.2000
Bachelor of Science - Zoology
BYU
01.1993
Skills
- Tech
- Professional Environmentalist
- BIA processes
- Communication
- Relationships
- Project Management
- Teams
- SharePoint
- OneDrive
- Outlook
- Technical Advising
- Project Permitting
- Field Observations Recording
- Land Reclamation
- Environmental Compliance
- Environmental Monitoring
- Quality Control
Personal Information
Title: Environmental Program Manager
Training
- Diversity Training
- Supervisor Training – Session on Conflict Resolution
- Communication – Toastmasters – CC Competent Communicator
Timeline
Environmental Scientist
Bureau of Indian Affairs
2022.07 - Current
Physical Scientist
Bureau of Indian Affairs
2021.04 - 2021.06
Natural Resources Manager
Bureau of Indian Affairs
2010.08 - 2011.07
Environmental Protection Specialist
Bureau of Indian Affairs
2003.11 - 2005.05
Masters - Zoology
University of Oklahoma
Bachelor of Science - Zoology
BYU
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