Core Leadership Team

A native Mainer, Rich has over 20 years' experience in environmental project management throughout the northeast. 

Rich has supported some of the most complex projects in New England, including leading the permit teams on the two largest solar projects ever permitted in New England,  supporting development of the largest mixed-use redevelopment project in the state, and working on the design and permitting team for the biggest multi-user wetland creation and mitigation site in Maine.  

Rich has supported successful projects in several fields, including electric and gas transmission; wind, solar and energy storage; transportation; commercial and residential development; and land trust and conservation projects. 

A Pennsylvania native living in Southern Maine, Drew has over 15 years' experience in permitting, siting and development of transportation and renewable energy projects throughout the Mid-Atlantic and New England.  

Drew has an eclectic range of knowledge and experiences which helps us foresee and overcome challenges in the tricky northeast development landscape. Drew has supported several renewable energy development projects, and leads Flycatcher LLC's dynamic and integrated mapping resource center for our clients and projects. 

Raised in South Portland, and now living with his family in Central Maine, Jared has over 12 years' experience supporting energy, commercial and residential development and conservation projects across New England. 

Jared graduated from the Environmental Science Program at the University of Maine at Orono and has developed an extensive network of developers, contractors, scientists, and regulators. 

Jared has completed wetland delineations, vernal pool and wildlife assessments, and natural resource critical issues analyses for projects across Maine. He has also performed environmental permit compliance and erosion and sedimentation control inspection work on a variety of large scale renewable and energy transmission projects. 

Originally from “away”, Dave has called Maine home for over 25 years and wouldn’t have it any other way. With over 12 years of experience as a consulting scientist, Dave has spent his career working throughout the great State of Maine and the northeast.

Dave’s background is in development and permitting of energy projects with a focus on renewable energy and he has personally managed a team of multi-disciplinary consultants, supporting development, permitting and construction compliance on some of the largest solar projects ever built in New England. In addition, Dave has supported permitting and oversight on a variety of other projects such as residential and commercial developments and land restoration and conservation.  

  Born and raised in Hancock County, Maine, Rodney lives with his family in the midcoast region of Maine. Rod has over 22 years of experience in environmental science. 

As a Professional Wetland Scientist, Licensed Soil Scientist, and Certified Wildlife Biologist, Rod provides clients with a broad range of natural resource and permitting expertise. Rod has experience supporting small projects, such as designing septic systems for new single-family homes and permitting municipal multi-use trail systems, and supporting very large projects, such as natural resource mapping for projects that extend across thousands of acres. 

Rod has supported successful projects in several fields, including electric transmission; wind, solar and energy storage; transportation; commercial and residential development; and land trust and conservation projects. 

 Originally from Yarmouth, Katelin has spent her 13-year career working in Maine and New England, with a focus on natural resource surveys and permitting for wind, solar, utility, and transportation projects.

Katelin is a Professional Wetland Scientist and New Hampshire Certified Wetland Scientist. Her experience leading teams of biologists on natural resource surveys for projects of all sizes is the foundation of her career. This background gives her a comprehensive understanding of the complexities of balancing project development with protection of natural resources. She regularly applies this experience while tackling complex projects, representing clients in agency consultation, stakeholder outreach, and public hearings including expert witness testimony.

As a project manager, Katelin enjoys working with clients and regulators from a project concept through surveys and due diligence to local, state, and federal permitting and through construction. Katelin’s approach to project work is one of collaboration and problem solving, she enjoys working with a team and is committed to supporting development that is compatible with regulatory requirements for all types of projects.