Robin Corathers

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About Robin Corathers

Twenty-eight years of experience in environmental administration and planning, with concentrations in the areas of environmental policy planning, natural resource conservation, ecological restoration, urban rivers and watersheds, eco-friendly stormwater management, brownfields, greenways and trails, sustainability principles and practices, green design, pollution prevention, and environmental education. Has served as a volunteer in a leadership capacity with the Ohio River Way (Greenway Program chair), the Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority (Brownfields Program co-chair), the Green Umbrella/Regional Greenspace Initiative, the Architectural Foundation of Cincinnati, the City of Cincinnati's Environmental Advisory Council (past chair), and the Hamilton County Environmental Action Commission (past chair). Recipient of the U.S. Forest Service's National Partnership Award. Current employer has received several national awards under her directorship, including the American Rivers National Urban River Restoration Award. Presidential appointee for nine years as a federal representative on the Ohio River Commission ORSANCO, an interstate regulatory agency charged with protection and improvement of the Ohio River and its tributaries. Past member, Federal Advisory Committee to U.S. EPA on Urban Wet Weather Impacts.