
M.E., Environmental Engineering, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, 2011
B.S., Environmental Engineering, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, 2010
Professional Engineer, Colorado (License No. 52763)
Professional Engineer, Louisiana (License No. 0049082)
Professional Engineer, Mississippi (License No. 30716)
Professional Engineer, Montana (License No. 71871)
Professional Engineer, North Carolina (License No. 049870)
Professional Engineer, New Mexico (License No. 24525)
Professional Engineer New York (License No. 096493-1)
Professional Engineer, Utah (License No. 10551398-2202)
Professional Engineer, Virginia (License No. 0402058863)
OSHA Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response 40-Hour Certification (2011; refreshers 2012 through 2018)
OSHA Construction Safety Training 10-Hour Certification (2015)
Transportation Worker Identification Credential (Expires 2020)
First Aid and CPR Certification (2017)
SafelandUSA Basic Orientation Training (2017)
Member of International Phytotechnology Society
Member of International Erosion Control Association
Member of Society of Wetland Scientists
Karah Conklin, P.E. Senior Consultant (720) 465-3335 Denver, CO kconklin@integral-corp.com
Ms. Karah Conklin is a professional engineer and project manager with more than 10 years of experience, focusing on natural remediation technologies, litigation support, and remedial engineering design. She has managed a wide range of projects involving brownfield redevelopment, EPA Superfund, industrial facilities, municipalities, and insurance claims, and is experienced in site investigation, remediation design and implementation, stormwater management and modeling, ecological enhancement and restoration, NPDES permitting, project and personnel management, and subcontractor management.
Ms. Conklin specializes in sustainable engineering technologies, including constructed treatment wetlands, living shoreline stabilization, phytotechnologies, stormwater management and treatment, and vegetative landfill capping, as well as ecological services, including wetland restoration and permitting, wildlife surveys, sustainable forest management, habitat certification, and invasive species management.
- Remedial Design
- Vapor Intrusion
- PFAS
- Stormwater Treatment
- Phytoremediation
- Surface Water Management
- Ecological Restoration
- Litigation Support
Remedial Design
Vapor Intrusion
PFAS
Stormwater Treatment
Phytoremediation
Surface Water Management
Ecological Restoration
Litigation Support
Morano, J.L., D. Salisbury, A. Rice, K. Conklin, K. Falk. 2012. Seasonal and geographical patterns of fin whale song in the western North Atlantic Ocean. J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 132(2):1207-12.
Conklin, K. 2019. The next generation of green infrastructure—Using geochemistry and ecology to treat contaminants in stormwater and wastewater. 14th International Erosion Control Association Annual Conference, Denver, CO.
Conklin, K. 2019. Trash to treasure: A case study in implementing living shorelines in urban landscapes. 14th International Erosion Control Association Annual Conference, Denver, CO.
Conklin, K. 2019. Webinar. From trash to treasure: A case study in implementing living shorelines in urban landscapes. International Erosion Control Association.
Conklin, K. 2018. Integrating ecological function into natural remediation designs. 14th Society of Wetland Scientists Annual Conference, Denver, CO.
Conklin, K., and A. Ludlow. 2017. Integrating ecological elements into phytotechnology designs. 14th International Phytotechnologies Conference, Montreal, Canada.
Conklin, K. 2015. Lessons learned from the long-term monitoring and management of a large-scale phyto plot. 12th International Phytotechnologies Conference, Manhattan, KS.
Conklin, K. 2014. White Island: A case study in implementing living shorelines in urban landscapes. 14th American Ecological Engineering Society Meeting, Charleston, SC.
Conklin, K., and A. Ludlow. 2013. White Island: From trash to treasure. 11th International Phytotechnologies Conference, Syracuse, NY.