PRINCIPAL GEOMORPHOLOGIST

Daniel Malmon, RG

Daniel is a fluvial geomorphologist with more than 30 years of experience performing scientific research and engineering consulting focused on understanding landforms and processes and using this understanding to improve landscape management. His consulting experience includes leading many multidisciplinary, science-based restoration planning and engineering design projects for a wide range of agencies and organizations throughout the western United States. His research experience includes field and modeling studies of hillslope and fluvial processes, landscape evolution, and quaternary stratigraphy and mapping. His approach emphasizes applying sound science to engineering design, stakeholder collaboration, and clear communications with both technical and non-technical audiences.


Wolf Water Resources' team of specialists are actively engaged in the watershed science and engineering community. Together, we are pushing the conversation forward and advancing practices to make our natural systems more resilient. Contact us to learn more »

Washington and Oregon WBE.

WHAT WE DO

Ecosystem Restoration

Urban Stream Resiliency

Watershed Planning

Floodplain Regulation Support

Environmental Regulatory Support

Effectiveness Monitoring and Studies

COMMITMENT TO EQUITY

While work in the water and natural resources fields has been built around protecting and preserving nature, it has not always protected or accepted all people. Wolf Water Resources recognizes the exclusive history of engineering and environmentalism and we are diligently working towards more diverse collaborations. Diversifying our profession is a vital and on-going journey, and W2r commits to interviewing 100% of minority applicants and providing contacts and recommendations when we do not have an immediate employment opening. W2r also actively involves minority, woman, and veteran-owned firms on project work and in business operations.

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