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The Wire, Volume 22, No. 1
Digital Content Marketing Manager • Chicago
Brent McDaniel
Brent joined SWCA in 2020 and manages the company’s digital external content including SWCA.com, The Wire e-newsletter, and social media channels (Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook).
Brent graduated from the University of Georgia with a B.A. in Political Science. He lives in Madison, WI where he is learning to love the snow, and enjoys watching Formula 1 racing, trying new recipes, and working on a never-ending list of DIY projects.
Marketing Content Developer • Denver
Quinn Zimmerman
Quinn has been a member of SWCA’s Marketing Team since 2019. As a content developer, she loves learning about SWCA’s people, projects, and services through writing articles. Quinn also teams with departments across the company, managing and developing internal communications.
A proud Spartan, she graduated from Michigan State University with a degree in Sustainability and Environmental Journalism. Born and raised in Michigan, Quinn moved to Denver to join SWCA (and enjoy all the mountain activities).
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Brent McDaniel
Digital Content Marketing Manager
Quinn Zimmerman
Marketing Content Developer
Posted
June 13, 2022
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The Wire Volume 22, No. 1
The Wire is SWCA’s digital magazine featuring articles that reflect who we are and what we do as an organization. Click “Fullscreen” in the bottom right corner of the window below to flip through this issue, explore the links within, and learn more about our recent exciting projects.
In this issue of The Wire, we’re featuring several articles that focus on how we are partnering with our clients to protect the planet’s most valuable resource – water.
- Water, Water Everywhere: Stream and Wetland Restoration in North Texas
- Ephemeral But Not Forgotten: SWCA Works to Protect Playas on the Ogallala Aquifer
- A Tale of Two Rivers: How Comprehensive Management Planning Can Benefit Ecosystems and Communities While Encouraging Agency Collaboration
Digging into literary history, we also share how our Cultural Resources specialists uncovered nearly 2,000 artifacts in The Lost Barn: SWCA Helps Preserve History at Emily Dickinson Museum.
And every day our people tap into their passion and use research to bring sound science and creative solutions forward. Check out the following stories to learn more:
