Meg has 48 years of experience in water-quality monitoring, studies, and management. She manages lake and stream water-quality studies for several watershed management organizations; conducts watershed and in-lake modeling; diagnoses lake and stream problems; performs use-attainability analyses (UAA) and diagnostic-feasibility studies; and develops water-quality management plans. She also develops and manages water-quality-treatment implementation projects. Meg is a frequently sought-out expert on aquatic invasive species (AIS) management and treatment projects, including those involving Eurasian watermilfoil and zebra mussels.
BA, Biology, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
