Drew Stang, MSC, PE

Drew Stang is an environmental scientist and licensed Professional Engineer (PE) specializing in fisheries science, water resources, and underwater acoustics. With extensive experience evaluating and improving fish passage at hydroelectric facilities, he leverages his expertise in biotelemetry, hydrodynamics, and fish ecology to collect and analyze data to generate effective technical solutions. His career in freshwater science started with the Environmental Dynamics Lab at the University of California, Davis, where he was involved in numerous studies relating physical processes to the ecology of lakes, reservoirs, and estuaries. Drew has since led diverse projects focused on fish passage and behavior, water resources, and regulatory compliance, incorporating innovative analyses and data acquisition techniques supporting sustainable resource management.

He holds a Bachelor of Science in General Engineering with a concentration in Mechanical Engineering from Seattle Pacific University and a Master of Science in Civil and Environmental Engineering with a concentration in Water Resources from the University of California, Davis. Drew lives in Bellingham with his wife and enjoys fishing, watching sports, and exploring the Pacific Northwest.