Professional Engineer at FTN Associates in Little RockMr. Robbins is a licensed professional engineer in Arkansas, Mississippi, Missouri, and Oklahoma. He has a master’s degree in Environmental Engineering from Purdue University and over 40 years of experience as an environmental engineer. Mr. Robbins has developed stormwater pollution prevention plans and designed structures to improve the quality of stormwater discharges. He has worked with several industrial facilities to resolve issues around achieving stormwater discharge limitations and benchmarks. He has taught graduate level college courses on waste management. Mr. Robbins currently serves as senior project manager for FTN Associates Ltd. in Little Rock.

Environmental Compliance Manager, The Greater Nashville AreaMr. Walsh is a certified professional in stormwater quality and a certified professional in industrial stormwater management. He graduated Middle Tennessee State University in 2004 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Science and Technology with dual concentrations in Site Analysis and Water Resource Management. This included an educational background of primarily Biology and Chemistry with Geology, Soil Science, Mathematics, and other related subjects. Mr. Walsh worked as an environmental consultant in the scrap metal and auto recycling industry for nine years. He is currently an environmental compliance manager in the auto recycling industry. In the last 13 years he has worked on hundreds of stormwater permitting projects, including BMP design and maintenance, records keeping, sampling, and regulation compliance.

Sustainable Site Consultant in BartlettMr. Wyatt is a registered landscape architect and founding principal of Alan J. Wyatt, RLA, ASLA, LEED-AP, of Bartlett, Tennessee. His professional experience has included project management, planning and design, and construction administration of facilities for public and private clientele throughout the United States in landscape architecture, planning, urban planning/design, and sustainable/resilient design as well as other practice areas. Mr. Wyatt has led and managed the planning and design, project management, implementation, and construction administration and management of over 3500 projects, from residential gardens to new ‘smart-growth’ communities, including commercial/retail, urban mixed-use, residential, neighborhood redevelopment, parks, greenways, trails, streetscapes, leisure and recreational venues, sport facilities, healthcare, education and campus master planning, institutional, transportation, historical and cultural sites, streetscapes, land-use planning, community master planning, urban stormwater management, sustainable site master planning, sustainable/resilient environments and other project types. Mr. Wyatt has given presentations to professional organizations, civic groups, and the University of Memphis Civil Engineering Graduate Department on innovative “green infrastructure’ stormwater management techniques, water sensitive urban design, green infrastructure and sustainable sites and landscapes. He continues to share his passion for sustainable community issues through presentations to local educational groups, sharing his experience and knowledge through local media and his involvement on current community issues with local stakeholder groups. Mr. Wyatt’s commitment to the profession and the local community has included service as president of Tennessee Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects, and as president of the West Tennessee Chapter of the Urban Forestry Council, as well as on the local board of the United States Green Building Council.