Antoinette Romeo

Antoinette Romeo is an experienced park planner, developer, and natural resource management expert with over 21 years of experience working in regional county, provincial, and National Parks. A recognized subject matter expert in cultural resource management and archaeology, she has led numerous environmental projects, regulatory compliance initiatives, and long-range planning efforts throughout her career.

As a former Senior Planner at the County of Santa Clara Parks and Recreation Department and Resource Management Planner at the Province of Alberta's Department of Parks and Wildlife, Antoinette has honed her skills in environmental health and safety, hazardous materials management, and compliance regulation. She has also mentored local teams in GIS inventory management, developed sign guidelines, standards, and a sign manual for park signage that improved branding and visitor experience, and received a Merit Award from California Trails and Greenways for her planning efforts.

Antoinette's educational background includes a Certificate in Environmental Health and Safety, Hazardous Materials Management from UC Santa Cruz, a Bachelor's in Physiology, Biology, Environmental Studies, and Ecology from San Jose State University, and graduate studies in ecology, wildlife biology, environmental studies, and natural resource management from the University of Alberta.

Overall, Antoinette Romeo is an accomplished park planner and natural resource manager with extensive experience across multiple industries. Her expertise in cultural resource management and environmental planning has helped shape the future of parks and conservation in California and beyond, making her a valuable asset to any organization.