Brownfields 2025 Poster Gallery
The Poster Gallery offers a venue to visually depict innovative practices (brownfields assessment, cleanup, redevelopment), share brownfields success stories, and present research findings. Posters are displayed in the Exhibit Hall for the duration of the conference, and feature an award for the Best Overall Poster and a People’s Pick Award voted by conference attendees.
2025 Poster Gallery Winners
People’s Pick Award
Redevelopment of Hotel Grim
Presented by Reed Russell, Purchasing Administrator/City Management Fellow (L) and Ryan Galvan, City Management Fellow (R), City of Texarkana, Texas
Voted on by Brownfields 2025 Attendees
Best Overall Poster
Reclaiming of Espy Run from Legacy Mine Impacts
Presented by Elizabeth Hughes, Director of Communications, Earth Conservancy
Selected by Judges Panel
2023 Poster Gallery Winners
People’s Pick Award
Gordie Howe International Bridge | Presumptive Environmental Risk Management Process
Presented by Walter Bolt
Voted on by Brownfields 2023 Attendees
Best Overall Poster
Partnerships, Persistence, & Patience | Transforming a Brownfields Into an Urban Land Lab
Presented by Tom Evans
Selected by Judges Panel
2022 Poster Gallery Winners
People’s Pick Award
Brownfields Land: A Game of Gas Stations and Rural revival
Presented by Jeff Myers and Madeline Dillner, Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Best Overall Poster
Environmental Career Worker Training Program: A Justice40 Pilot and Workforce Development Model
Presented by Sharon Beard, Director, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) Worker Training Program (WTP)
2019 Poster Gallery Winners
People’s Pick Award
Let Us Build Cully Park
Presented by Travis Ruybal, Portland Parks and Recreation; Rebecca Well-Albers and Tim Spencer, Oregon Department of Environmental Quality; Mike Coenen and Lon Yandell, GeoDesign, Inc.
(L-R) Lon Yandell, GeoDesign; Rebecca Wells-Albers, Oregon DEQ; and Malin Jimenez, Verde
Best Overall Poster
Learning How the Community Leads: Participatory Engagement in Disenfranchised Communities
Presented by Allison Smith, City of Louisville, KY
