staff
sharon brown
president | principal
ms. brown is president | principal at environment & archaeology. ms. brown has greater than 20 years of experience in wetland delineation, erosion and sediment control, environmental permitting compliance, and project management. she has served as a biologist, project manager, senior project manager, vice president, and now president during her time at environment & archaeology. her primary responsibilities include maintaining client relations, overseeing staff operations and scheduling, management of accounts receivable, bill payment and invoicing, as well as quality assurance and control associated with environmental permit preparation, agency consultation/ coordination, and teaming efforts for eis and ea production. over the course of her time with environment & archaeology, ms. brown has earned a sterling reputation with her clients as the ‘go-to’ project manager for a wide variety of projects with complicated survey and permitting requirements.
joined environment & archaeology in 2001.
christina lovins
vice president | principal
ms. lovins is a vice president at environment & archaeology with 20 years of experience in wetland delineation, erosion and sediment control and environmental permitting compliance. she began her career as a field biologist, advancing into a business role of senior project management, and thus can grasp an overall awareness of a project objective and its ramifications from the field to the reviewing agency’s office. currently, her primary responsibilities include managing and conducting environmental permit preparation, agency consultation/coordination, site specific erosion and sediment control plan preparation, wetland and stream delineations, endangered species surveys, aquatic biology surveys, and teaming efforts for eis and ea production. each of the listed responsibilities have been implemented on hundreds of miles of linear corridors and hundreds of acres of private and commercial parcel developments. ms. lovins’ years in the consulting business have resulted in a well-rounded knowledge of our natural resources, effective management of those resources as coordinated with the jurisdicational agencies, and how to effectively navigate the permit processes to achieve the most mutually desirable end result for the applicant and the environment.
ms. lovins’ management responsibilities cater to the preparation of federal, state and local-level permits and clearances pertaining to 404/401 permitting, npdes permitting, and state-level stream and wetland permitting. her continuing project experience and professional training have established a strong foundation in permit knowledge and field capabilities.
joined environment & archaeology in 1997.
christina kelly
cultural resources program manager
ms. kelly joined e&a in 2020. she received her b.a. from northern kentucky university and her m.a. from the university of montana. ms. kelly is a member of the register of professional archaeologists and meets the secretary of interior’s standards for archaeology. with a career spanning more than 20 years, she has served as a principal investigator and project manager on a range of phase i, phase ii, and phase iii investigations in kentucky, ohio, west virginia, tennessee, indiana, pennsylvania, new york, new jersey, michigan, iowa, illinois, texas, arkansas, mississippi, utah, nevada, california, montana, oregon, north dakota, and wyoming. these projects ranged in size from acre surveys to linear projects of several hundred miles. her responsibilities have included section 106 consultation, writing, editing, and contributing to numerous technical reports, writing research designs, treatment plans, and agreement documents, excavation of historic and prehistoric sites, and due diligence reviews. her clients have included state transportation departments, federal agencies, oil and gas companies, and other private developers.
christina kelly
cultural resources program manager
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