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Meet The Team

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GIFT is a team of dedicated professionals working to help communities and landowners understand the benefits of green infrastructure and how it can help them meet their land use goals. We lead workshops, provide technical assistance, complete on-the-ground projects, organize stakeholder groups, collect data, lead volunteers, provide hands-on learning for students, and much, much, more.

 


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Charriss York
Program Director,
Green Stormwater Infrastructure

charriss.york@ag.tamu.edu

Christie Taylor
Wetland Program Specialist

christina.taylor@ag.tamu.edu

Celina Gauthier Lowry
Watershed Program Specialist

celina.lowry@ag.tamu.edu

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Scott Jones
Community Outreach Specialist

scott.jones@ag.tamu.edu

Michael Niebuhr
Green Infrastructure Program Coordinator

michael.niebuhr@ag.tamu.edu

Julie Cain
Business Coordinator

julie.cain@ag.tamu.edu

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Aiyana Baptiste
Green Infrastructure Associate

aiyana.baptiste@ag.tamu.edu

We’re a part of the Disaster Assessment and Recovery (DAR) group of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service.

Our Texas Community Watershed Partners office is headquartered in Houston, but our work takes us up and down the Texas Coast and inland whenever partnerships allow.

Follow any of the links below and also learn more about our sister planning program, CHARM (Community Hazard and Resource Management).

 

 

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service
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