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Southeast NeighborsNeighborhood4Ward <br />Do You Live within the City Limits?Y If so how long?3 yrs 6 mos <br />5415156157Day Phone5415156157Evening PhoneLaurel . Burke <br />Are you currently and employee of the City of Eugene?Business Address <br />Occupation Employer <br />Name <br />Address 791 Larch St <br />Eugene OR 97405 <br />Entrepreneur Laurelland of Eugene <br />791 Larch St <br />Eugene OR 97405 E-Mail <br />No <br />laurel0963@gmail.com <br />How did you learn of this vacancy?Word of MouthOptional Information <br />Gender Age Ethnicity46-55 Multiracial Disability DescriptionN <br />Additional Languages spoken English <br />Education / Training <br />Contribution <br />Michigan State University (MSU); BS in Conservation <br />forestry. Courses included study in Brazil for Sustainable <br />development and environmental justice. Worked at The <br />Nature Conservancy in habitat restoration during <br />internship at MSU. <br />I would like to continue efforts to restore native plantings in the <br />WNA and other areas of Alton Baker Park. To continue to serve as <br />the Vice Chair and to move forward implementing the goals of the <br />Park Plan and educate the public about this important landscape <br />for community health. <br />F <br />Whilamut Natural Area Citizen Planning Committee <br /> Laurel . Burke <br />Community Service / Volunteer <br />Current Vice Chair of the Citizens Planning Committee, <br />volunteer editor for Food for Lane County annual <br />publication, previously served on Southeast Neighbors <br />board of directors. <br />Job Experience <br />Currently the owner/operator of a garden design and landscape <br />business focusing on organic food/wildlife habitat and water/soil <br />conservation protocols. <br />Personal Experience <br />Native plant restoration efforts within the Whilamut Natural area. <br />Wildlife restoration commemoration plaque for volunteer <br />coordinator at Cammassia Nature preserve in Tualitin, Oregon. <br />Personal Interest <br />Native cultural history, Talking Stone education and <br />cultural awareness. Food security, multi-use landscapes <br />for land management principles and organic pest/disease <br />management. Renewable energy and Biodynamic <br />Farming. <br />Laurel Burke <br />June 10, 2019, Meeting – Item 7