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Skills

From my unique background comes a skill set that is not easily found elsewhere.  From the beginning my focus was and remains plants. I have sought experiences that have exposed me to a variety of plant genres, growing environmentssectorstheories and techniques, and technical horticulture skills and knowledge.  From landscape design, I understand how to use plants, landscapes, and gardens to achieve goals. The skills used in landscape design, such as computer applications, drafting, vision planning with attention to detail, and system thinking are transferable to other projects and tasks. Lastly with a degree in environmental education, I am able to effectively engage with people and create programming that  utilizes the key features of plants and gardens. It is the cumulation of these three areas and my past work experiences that developed into strong management skills. 

Environmental Education

Madison Walter

Landscape Architecture

Horticulture

Computer App
Plant Generes

Computer Applications

Photoshop
InDesign
Illustrator
AutoCad
ArcGIS
Rhino3D
Microsoft Office
Google Suites
Growing Envir
Programming
Sectors
Theories
Technical
management

Management

Grant Writing
Budgeting
Organization
Oral Communication
Written Communication
Leadership
Adhere to Deadlines
Utilize Resources
Manage Volunteers
Hiring
Personnel Evaulation
Project Management
Marketing

Programming

Elements

Planning
Development
Outreach
Delivery
Evaluation
Documention

Types

Workshops
Classes
School Programs
Camps
Non-Formal

Audiences

0-5 yrs
6-13 yrs
14-18 yrs
College Students
Adults

Horticulture 

Plant Genres

Natives
Woody
Herbaceous
Succulents
Edible
Ornamental

Growing Environments

In-Ground
Raised Bed
Containers
Greenhouse

Sectors

Private
Public
Farm
Natural Setting

Theories and Techniques

Rain Gardens
Bioswales
Permaculture
Phytoremediation
Formal Gardens
IPM
Ethnobotany

Technical Skills and Knowledge

Maintainence
Soil Health
Pathology
Propagation
Plant Biology
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