Julie Bingham

Julie Bingham has a diverse experience and background in biological assessment, project development, and restoration that she has developed while a project manager for over 21 years. Currently, Julie is a part of the ecological services division, where she manages and coordinates stream and wetland restoration through a team of scientists, engineers and biologists both internally and partnering firms. Her background in biology, morphological assessment, restoration design, and implementation experience makes her a unique team leader. Julie has completed Rosgen Applied Fluvial Morphology through Level IV and is certified by OEPA as a Level 3 Qualified Data Collector for fish sampling and QHEI. She is intimately involved with each stage of restoration projects, including the actual construction implementation, where her experience in heavy equipment operation and oversight makes the restoration design a reality. Julie’s ability to apply Clean Water Act goals and biocriteria data to restoration projects allows her to analyze existing conditions and develop predictive habitat and biological performance criteria for restoration designs. . Julie received an M.S. in Biology from the University of Akron, where she performed research on predicting biological performance and recovery based on stream/habitat restoration.