An ESA Officer, Cameron serves as ESA’s Director of Marine Infrastructure, bringing more than two decades of experience in regulatory compliance, aquatic ecological studies, and fisheries investigations within marine and freshwater systems. His focus is on delivering environmentally sound and economically feasible solutions for complex infrastructure projects.
Cameron’s expertise lies in navigating the intricacies of environmental regulations. He has extensive experience developing natural resource assessments under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), conducting essential fish habitat evaluations under the Magnuson-Stevens Act, and managing Endangered Species Act Section 7 consultations with regulatory agencies. His deep understanding of these processes allows him to efficiently guide projects through the permitting landscape and minimize potential delays.
Known for his ability to build and manage effective teams, Cameron brings a proven track record of success to each project. He has significant experience in the renewable energy sector, spanning marine energy and onshore wind developments. His background encompasses the regulatory and biological considerations crucial for successful project implementation.
A notable achievement includes serving as the environmental project manager for the first marine hydrokinetic energy device to be fully permitted and deployed in Puget Sound. This accomplishment highlights his commitment to innovation and regulatory expertise.
Cameron’s extensive knowledge and leadership in the field of marine infrastructure make him a valuable resource for both our team and our clients. He provides solutions that prioritize environmental responsibility while facilitating sustainable development.
Cameron holds Master of Science and Bachelor of Science degrees in Zoology from The University of Auckland, and a Project Management Certificate from the University of Washington Extension Program.
