Ms. Cathy Tortorici

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  www.willamette-riverkeeper.org/about1.htm - [Cached Version]
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  Cathy Tortorici, Board President
  
  Cathy currently serves as a Policy Analyst at the National Marine Fisheries Service working on Clean Water Act-Endangered Species Act integration for the protection of anadramous fish.She has had over ten years experience with federal, state, and tribal governments focusing on ecosystem and river management issues.While at the Environmental Protection Agency she served as the Regional TMDL Coordinator, Wetlands Enforcement Coordinator, Missouri Basin Coordinator, and as a Senior Reviewer of Environmental Impact Statements.Ms. Tortorici served on the Scientific Assessment and Strategy Team that helped to develop the (Galloway Report), a Clinton Administration Effort to develop a national floodplain management strategy stemming form the flood of 1993 on the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers.Cathy holds an MA in biology from the University of Kansas.

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  Published on: 8/15/2008    Last Visited: 8/16/2008  

  "Stormwater is a very important issue for us and we want to work with (the U.S. Federal Highway Administration)to get it resolved," said Cathy Tortorici, a branch chief with the fisheries service.

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  Cathy Tortorici
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  Cathy Tortorici has worked for the Federal Government (Environmental Protection Agency) and NOAA Fisheries [National Marine Fisheries Service] for over 20 years. While at EPA, she worked as the Missouri River Coordinator on water resource/Big River issues, and held a number of different positions within EPA Region VII including TMDL Coordinator and Wetlands Enforcement Coordinator. Now with the National Marine Fisheries Service, Cathy is the Branch Chief of the Oregon Coast/Lower Columbia River Branch. The Branch addresses restoration, regulatory, research, and monitoring activities of coastal systems at the local and regional scale. Cathy has a Bachelor's degree in biology. She received her Master's degree in entomology from the University of Kansas in 1985.

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  Cathy Tortorici

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  Cathy Tortorici

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  Published on: 2/1/2006    Last Visited: 3/9/2007  

  Cathy Tortorici: 503.231.6268
  
  Estuary Work Group Members

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  "Political -- very problematic," the fisheries service's project manager, Cathy Tortorici, wrote in her notes during a telephone call with corps officials.
  
  "If we don't meet date," she wrote, "political blow up!"
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  "The corps is furious," Tortorici wrote in a memo about the meeting.During the meeting, she wrote, one corps official called the fisheries service process "crap" and "just wanted to tell us to go to hell."
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  Tortorici says her agency understands that the misgivings of landowners limits the corps' options.
  
  "What we have to work with is part of a process," Tortorici said.

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  Published on: 2/8/2001    Last Visited: 12/17/2002  

  "NMFS is committed to using the best available science in our decision-making process for this project, and we see the use of SEI as an important mechanism to get us where we need to be," said Cathy Tortorici, NMFS project manager.
  
  "Bringing the agencies and port representatives together up front, to work out how to proceed, is definitely putting us on the right track to accurately assess the key biological issues involved in this proposal," said Kemper McMaster, supervisor of the USFWS' Oregon office."Having SEI as a neutral facilitator assembling the science panel is going to allow us to work more quickly and with greater confidence."The USFWS recently assumed ESA authority over coastal cutthroat trout, which are found in the lower Columbia River and estuary, McMaster said.
  
  Congress, which authorized the project during its 1999 session, must still appropriate funds for the channel improvement work.The navigation channel is currently maintained at 40 feet.
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  Cathy Tortorici, National Marine Fisheries Service, (503) 231-6268

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  Cathy Tortorici
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  Cathy Tortorici has worked for the Federal Government (Environmental Protection Agency) and NOAA Fisheries [National Marine Fisheries Service] for over 20 years. While at EPA, she worked as the Missouri River Coordinator on water resource/Big River issues, and held a number of different positions within EPA Region VII including TMDL Coordinator and Wetlands Enforcement Coordinator. Now with the National Marine Fisheries Service, Cathy is the Branch Chief of the Oregon Coast/Lower Columbia River Branch. The Branch addresses restoration, regulatory, research, and monitoring activities of coastal systems at the local and regional scale. Cathy has a Bachelor's degree in biology. She received her Master's degree in entomology from the University of Kansas in 1985.

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  Headwaters Institute - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/31/2009    Last Visited: 10/15/2009  

  Cathy Tortorici, National Marine Fisheries Service

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