Trevor Burns, Wildlife Biologist
Trevor joined MassDOT Highway Division in May 2022, and currently serves within the Wildlife and Endangered Species Unit. At MassDOT, Trevor reviews projects on the Department's construction advertising program and ensures projects are fully authorized and in compliance with the Federal and Massachusetts Endangered Species Acts, the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, and Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act. He also provides technical assistance and support for the Department’s fish, wildlife, and ecology program to cost effectively improve ecological integrity through the advertisement program and collaborative inter-agency projects. Trevor assists with the implementation of the Division's fish, wildlife, and ecosystem stewardship, including inter-agency research and implementation initiatives. Prior to MassDOT, Trevor worked as a Diadromous Fisheries Technician at the Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries. Trevor enjoys finding solutions that benefit the Commonwealth’s transportation needs while strengthening wildlife connectivity so both systems can thrive.
Previous Staff Profiles
- Maria Briones, Stormwater Management Unit Supervisor
- Noah Boland, Environmental Analyst
- Cori Beckwith, Wetlands Analyst, Environmental Services
- Stacey Donahoe – Cultural Resources Coordinator for Major Projects
- Alex Lamarche – Environmental Analyst – MEPA/NEPA Unit
- Julia Hoogeboom – Wildlife and Endangered Species Coordinator
- Henry Barbaro – Stormwater Program Supervisor, Highway Division
- Carleigh Norton – MEPA/NEPA Analyst
- Jim Smith - Supervisor of Hazardous Materials Review
- Tim Dexter – Environmental Program Engineer for Major Projects