Mark A. Kreuzman

Mark moved to Colorado in 2021 to pursue a career that would get him involved in environmental and ecological work. Since joining AloTerra, Mark has worked as a part of the crew to successfully implement a wide variety of ecological restoration designs in the field.

 

He has worked on many projects in three main areas: stream bank restoration, invasive weed management and forestry construction in burned environments. With each project he has been involved with, he has gained valuable experience that will help him excel at leading projects in the future.

 

Mark strives to bring organization and attention to detail to every project he works on. He continues to grow and increase his knowledge of pertinent information about native and noxious botanical species (identification, seed stage, phenology, etc.) and their interaction with hydrology, soils, disturbance, and other various climate conditions. 

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Key Experience

• Invasive weed management

• Stream bank restoration

• Revegetation of disturbed areas

• Botanical identification

• Project monitoring

• Mapping invasive weeds

• Plant surveys (e.g. line point intercepts)

• Writing monitoring reports

• Building log structures and beaver dam analogs (BDAs) in post fire

• environments

• Leading project field crews