Curtis E. Alling

Biography

With over 35 years of experience, Curtis is a recognized expert in CEQA and NEPA and a specialist in planning related to climate change, natural resources management, and outdoor recreation/trails. Trained in wildlife science and natural resources planning, his projects are very diverse, including urban or rural and public or private projects. Curtis has been a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners since 1984. He is very knowledgeable of Western landscapes and ecosystems, including agricultural, wetland, vernal pool, valley, riverine, Delta, coastal, Coast Range, foothill, desert, and Sierra/Lake Tahoe settings. Project specialties include Climate Action Plans, water resources, conservation planning, ecosystem restoration, renewable energy, hazardous materials, solid waste, flood control, community planning, regional and state parks, bicycle and hiking trails, rail transit, highways, and large-scale developments. In the community, Curtis serves on the Advisory Council of the Assistance League of Sacramento, a chapter of the national League dedicated to effect positive change locally, and the Board of BitGive Foundation, which aims to leverage the power of the Bitcoin community to improve public health and the environment world-wide.

Research Interest

 Business