Sheri Woo currently serves as a Member of the Board of Directors for the Humboldt Bay Municipal Water District, where she leverages her extensive expertise in engineering and environmental sciences to address critical water management issues in Northern California. With a strong background as the...
Sheri Woo currently serves as a Member of the Board of Directors for the Humboldt Bay Municipal Water District, where she leverages her extensive expertise in engineering and environmental sciences to address critical water management issues in Northern California. With a strong background as the Director of Business Development for SHN, a multidisciplinary firm specializing in engineering, geoscience, surveying, planning, and environmental services, Sheri brings a unique perspective to her role on the board. Her academic credentials, including three Master’s degrees in civil engineering, watershed sciences, and business administration, underpin her strategic approach to water resource management.
One of Sheri's key projects involves exploring the potential for instream flow dedication as a means to preserve water rights. Her recent success in securing a $700,000 grant from the Wildlife Conservation Board highlights her commitment to sustainable water practices and the protection of local ecosystems. Additionally, Sheri is actively engaged in assessing the impacts of marijuana cultivation on the water quality, quantity, and ecology of the Mad River. Recent reports from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife indicate a significant reduction in illegal cultivation, a positive development that aligns with her advocacy for responsible land and water use.
Sheri’s skills in scientific writing, community outreach, and environmental awareness enable her to effectively communicate complex issues to diverse stakeholders, fostering collaboration and informed decision-making. Her dedication to enhancing water quality and availability not only benefits the local community but also contributes to broader environmental sustainability efforts in the region. Through her leadership on the board, Sheri continues to champion innovative solutions that balance human needs with ecological integrity.
