Steve Anderson
Steve has a dual appointment at Duke University in the Biology Department and River Center. He has nearly a decade of research experience studying forest and freshwater ecosystems in the Southeast. As the Data and Monitoring Coordinator at ECWA he focuses on field monitoring, GIS, and data management. This includes managing our Creek Watchers program, pursuing community-led science projects, and partnering with students from local universities and colleges for a variety of collaborative projects.
Steve is from Binghamton, New York and moved to Durham in 2011 to pursue a career in conservation. In addition to being passionate about stream health and plant biodiversity, he is a local musician. Pearl Mill Preserve was a special portion of his daily commute for nearly 6 years before moving to Lyon Park on the West End with his partner and new baby.
Contact Steve with questions about water quality in Ellerbe Creek, urban flood reporting, and our Creek Watchers program.
Steve is from Binghamton, New York and moved to Durham in 2011 to pursue a career in conservation. In addition to being passionate about stream health and plant biodiversity, he is a local musician. Pearl Mill Preserve was a special portion of his daily commute for nearly 6 years before moving to Lyon Park on the West End with his partner and new baby.
Contact Steve with questions about water quality in Ellerbe Creek, urban flood reporting, and our Creek Watchers program.
