Mateo Scoggins
City of Bellingham, WA, United States
- This delegate is presenting an abstract at this event.
Mateo Scoggins has worked in stream ecology for the City of Austin Watershed Protection Department for over 20 years. He helped develop a robust biological monitoring program and has focused the latter part of his career on solutions to water quality problems in central Texas streams, including a ban on coal tar sealants and a riparian restoration program. Mateo grew up in California, attending the University of California at San Diego and then joined the Peace Corps in Honduras before moving to Austin, Texas in 1992. He has an MS in Aquatic Biology from Texas State and is a certified senior ecologist with the Ecological Society of America.
Presentations this author is a contributor to:
Urban stream reflections: What can we learn from long-term waterway management and research? (135365)
1:30 PM
Brian Murphy
Special Session: Practical Tools for Urban Waterway Management 1.0
The Puget Sound Stream Benthos database: A powerful regional tool and local application in Bellingham, Washington. (136016)
2:30 PM
Mateo Scoggins
Special Session: Practical Tools for Urban Waterway Management 1.0
SFS 2026