Kathleen Hertling serves as an Environmental Program Analyst at the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, where she leverages her extensive background in environmental science and management to drive impactful initiatives in air quality and waste management. With a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science, graduated...
Kathleen Hertling serves as an Environmental Program Analyst at the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, where she leverages her extensive background in environmental science and management to drive impactful initiatives in air quality and waste management. With a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science, graduated with honors, Kathleen possesses a solid foundation in ecological principles, which she applies to her role as an Investigator/Inspector. Her responsibilities include conducting thorough inspections of Title V and Non-Title V facilities, focusing on compliance with air quality regulations and the management of scrap tires. Kathleen's keen analytical skills enable her to write comprehensive reports detailing her findings and issuing violations when necessary, ensuring that environmental standards are upheld.
In addition to her technical expertise, Kathleen brings a wealth of management experience to her position, having previously worked in operations, financial oversight, and program administration within both state and federal government contexts. Her adeptness at fostering partnerships and engaging with community stakeholders enhances her ability to promote environmental stewardship and sustainability initiatives. Kathleen's diverse skill set, which includes proficiency in Microsoft Office, research, and public speaking, allows her to effectively communicate complex environmental issues to a variety of audiences. Furthermore, her background as a Forestry Technician equips her with practical knowledge in timber management, wildlife conservation, and fire administration, making her a well-rounded asset to the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. Through her dedication and expertise, Kathleen Hertling continues to contribute significantly to the preservation of Missouri's natural resources and the promotion of a healthier environment for all.
