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California Association of Environmental Professionals
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CAEP: Early Career Meetup
Join us for our next AEP Early Career Meetup! This monthly virtual session is designed for current AEP members who are new college graduates, just starting out their first role as an environmental professional, or making a career switch into the field later in life. And if that isn't you, we invite you to join anyway — this meetup is open to all AEP members! Our goal is to facilitate connections, learning, and collaborative support across our organization. There's no need to prepare or bring anything along: just come as you are and be part of the conversation.
Our state is vast and so is the reach of AEP. That’s why we have our second meetup series: Rural Connex. After launching our Early Career Meetups last year, we wanted to create another virtual session where members can connect, share, and help solve the challenges they meet in their day-to-day work. This meetup is for members who share the commonality of living and/or working in the non-urban regions and counties of California. Each monthly session consists of unstructured time to bring our different backgrounds and experiences to this same point we share in common: the issues and nuances of the rural corners of our field as environmental professionals. Of course, this meetup is open to any member (but you must be a current member to register).
CAEP: Biological Resources Lunch Program - OC/IE/CI AEP Lunch Program Speakers: Justinne Adarna and Miranda Villalobos
Topic Overview:
Building upon the discussions from the Advanced CEQA Workshop series, this program takes a deeper dive into biological resources. This session offers practical analytical insights and a more comprehensive framework for evaluating biological resource issues in CEQA. This lunch program is open to both entry-level and senior environmental specialists.
Cost:
The following prices apply:
Students: Free
Members: Free
Non-Members: $10
Questions:
E-mail Oscar Escobar (oscare@csgengr.com) (OC AEP) or Dennis Dinh (dennis.dinh@bkf.com) (OC AEP), OC AEP Co-Vice Presidents of Programs
About Our Speakers:
Justinne Adarna is a Wildlife Biologist and Permitting Specialist at Amigo Environmental, LLC. Justinne specializes in biological resource surveys and reports, regulatory permitting, and CEQA document preparation. She is currently preparing region-wide Section 2081(b) Incidental Take Permits (ITPs) for the California Department of Fish and Wildlife as well as Section 10 Habitat Conservation Plans to obtain ITPs from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Miranda Villalobos is a Principal Biologist at VEC specializing in biological resources regulatory compliance under CEQA and NEPA. She helps project teams identify biological constraints and potential permitting needs early in the planning process to support efficient environmental review and streamlined regulatory permitting. more info...
6/24/2026
CAEP: Rural Connex
Our state is vast and so is the reach of AEP. That’s why we have our second meetup series: Rural Connex. After launching our Early Career Meetups last year, we wanted to create another virtual session where members can connect, share, and help solve the challenges they meet in their day-to-day work. This meetup is for members who share the commonality of living and/or working in the non-urban regions and counties of California. Each monthly session consists of unstructured time to bring our different backgrounds and experiences to this same point we share in common: the issues and nuances of the rural corners of our field as environmental professionals. Of course, this meetup is open to any member (but you must be a current member to register).
Join us for our next AEP Early Career Meetup! This monthly virtual session is designed for current AEP members who are new college graduates, just starting out their first role as an environmental professional, or making a career switch into the field later in life. And if that isn't you, we invite you to join anyway — this meetup is open to all AEP members! Our goal is to facilitate connections, learning, and collaborative support across our organization. There's no need to prepare or bring anything along: just come as you are and be part of the conversation.
CAEP: AEP 2026 NorCalConference - Save the Date The San Francisco Bay and Superior California AEP Chapters are pleased to sponsor the biennial NorCal conference tailored to environmental practitioners in Northern California.
AICP and MCLE credits will be available.
Conference Topics (tentative):
- Last Chance Grade Project (Caltrans)
- Tribal Consultation Best Practices
- 2026 Legislative Update
- Prairie Creek Restoration Project/TEK
- Pre-Disaster Planning for Post-Disaster Recovery
- Offshore Wind and Port Development
- Coastal Resiliency
- Housing / CEQA Reform (AB130/SB131)
- Agriculture and Forestry / AB 2494
- Klamath Dam Removal Project Update
- Redwood Region RISE: Working Lands and the Blue Economy Sector