Karl Fellenius Email & Phone Number | Karl Fellenius (MRM Resource Management 2002; BSc. Oceanography-Geology 1990) has two decades of professional experience in the central and western Pacific. He has engaged on approximately 80 projects on ecological restoration, environmental impact assessment, tertiary marine science education, capacity assessment and development, shoreline protection, aggregate sourcing, early warning, disaster risk reduction, and climate change adaptation. Fellenius does his own technical reports, engages with stakeholders, and conducts training to raise local capacity. He has significant field experience in the atolls of the Marshall Islands (2002-2004; 2013-2023), Kiribati (2015-2017; 2019; 2020; 2023), Tuvalu (2018), and Tokelau (2019; 2022). He also worked on high islands, notably in Vanuatu (2005-2012; 2014; 2016) and in Indonesia (2012). He has spent approximately 80% of the last two decades in these Small Island Developing States in the Pacific, and lived in the Maldives earlier in his career (1992-1994). Fellenius is working part-time with the RMI Environmental Protection Authority as their Coastal Resource Advisor for Atoll Environmental Management and Safeguards on Infrastructure Development Projects. Fellenius is an accomplished scientific research diver, underwater photographer, commercial diver, and diving instructor (1990). His projects often involve scientific and technical in-water assessments and infrastructure support – conducting marine ecosystem surveys for both development permits and MPAs, environmental impact and ship grounding damage assessments, over-the-reef outfall alignment, submarine cable installation, and coral relocation and restoration. Fellenius conducted a UNDP technical capacity assessment on a shoreline protection project in Tuvalu (2018), and put together a capacity development strategy of service providers. Subsequently, he worked for UN IOM (2018-2019) in the Marshalls on Standard Operating Procedures for rapid-onset hazards, national community-based early warning, and a typhoon tabletop exercise. In 2019 and 2022, he did follow-up assessments of ecological damage from a ship grounding/fuel spill in a remote area of the northern Marshalls. Fellenius completed a coral reef monitoring and restoration project in Kiribati and Tokelau through SPREP in 2021, and a submarine cable and articulated pipe-laying project in Tokelau in 2022. More recent work involved environmental assessment for tuna cold storage transshipment in the Marshalls, and marine ecological assessment and guidance for dredging and runway reclamation in Tokelau.

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Karl Fellenius’s Prior Industry University Of Hawaii Sea Grant | B Karl B Fellenius | Vaughani Shores

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Bk Fellenius Consultants

Director and Principal

2017-01-01 00:00:00 - Present

University Of Hawaii Sea Grant

Coastal Management Extension Agent

2013-05-01 00:00:00 - 2016-12-01 00:00:00

B Karl B Fellenius

Independent Marine Consultant

2011-07-01 00:00:00 - 2013-04-01 00:00:00

Vaughani Shores

Owner & Developer, Consultant

2007-04-01 00:00:00 - 2011-06-01 00:00:00

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Karl Fellenius is a Karl Fellenius (MRM Resource Management 2002; BSc. Oceanography-Geology 1990) has two decades of professional experience in the central and western Pacific. He has engaged on approximately 80 projects on ecological restoration, environmental impact assessment, tertiary marine science education, capacity assessment and development, shoreline protection, aggregate sourcing, early warning, disaster risk reduction, and climate change adaptation. Fellenius does his own technical reports, engages with stakeholders, and conducts training to raise local capacity. He has significant field experience in the atolls of the Marshall Islands (2002-2004; 2013-2023), Kiribati (2015-2017; 2019; 2020; 2023), Tuvalu (2018), and Tokelau (2019; 2022). He also worked on high islands, notably in Vanuatu (2005-2012; 2014; 2016) and in Indonesia (2012). He has spent approximately 80% of the last two decades in these Small Island Developing States in the Pacific, and lived in the Maldives earlier in his career (1992-1994). Fellenius is working part-time with the RMI Environmental Protection Authority as their Coastal Resource Advisor for Atoll Environmental Management and Safeguards on Infrastructure Development Projects. Fellenius is an accomplished scientific research diver, underwater photographer, commercial diver, and diving instructor (1990). His projects often involve scientific and technical in-water assessments and infrastructure support – conducting marine ecosystem surveys for both development permits and MPAs, environmental impact and ship grounding damage assessments, over-the-reef outfall alignment, submarine cable installation, and coral relocation and restoration. Fellenius conducted a UNDP technical capacity assessment on a shoreline protection project in Tuvalu (2018), and put together a capacity development strategy of service providers. Subsequently, he worked for UN IOM (2018-2019) in the Marshalls on Standard Operating Procedures for rapid-onset hazards, national community-based early warning, and a typhoon tabletop exercise. In 2019 and 2022, he did follow-up assessments of ecological damage from a ship grounding/fuel spill in a remote area of the northern Marshalls. Fellenius completed a coral reef monitoring and restoration project in Kiribati and Tokelau through SPREP in 2021, and a submarine cable and articulated pipe-laying project in Tokelau in 2022. More recent work involved environmental assessment for tuna cold storage transshipment in the Marshalls, and marine ecological assessment and guidance for dredging and runway reclamation in Tokelau.

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