Cindy Beckett is a seasoned professional in the field of environmental stewardship, currently serving as the Owner of Master Watershed Steward, where she leverages her extensive expertise in groundwater, wetlands, and the legal frameworks that protect these vital resources. With 19 years of experience navigating...
Cindy Beckett is a seasoned professional in the field of environmental stewardship, currently serving as the Owner of Master Watershed Steward, where she leverages her extensive expertise in groundwater, wetlands, and the legal frameworks that protect these vital resources. With 19 years of experience navigating the complexities of the Growth Management Act, Cindy has become a pivotal figure in local development policy and regulations. Her deep understanding of water laws, including the Clean Water Act (CWA) and the Endangered Species Act (ESA), positions her as a key consultant for municipalities and organizations seeking to implement sustainable practices in land use and environmental management.
Cindy's commitment to community engagement is evident through her active participation in the EPA's environmental health coalition, where she collaborates with stakeholders to address toxic contamination issues, particularly those related to the Asarco history in the region. Her role as a former Land Use Advisory Commissioner for six years allowed her to influence significant regulatory changes, including the re-writing of Pierce County development regulations and the Midland community growth plan. This experience has equipped her with a nuanced understanding of the intersection between environmental policy and community needs.
In her current role, Cindy is not only focused on restoration and management of natural resources but also emphasizes the importance of environmental awareness and sustainability. She actively engages in community outreach initiatives, utilizing social media and public policy advocacy to raise awareness about critical environmental issues. Through her work, Cindy Beckett continues to champion the cause of responsible land use and environmental protection, making a lasting impact on both local ecosystems and the communities that depend on them.
