Neal Kramer, M.S.
Botanist/Staff Ecologist

Mr. Kramer has had experience with native flora and plant communities in 25 different California counties and Oregon, Idaho and Nevada, as well as in the countries of Honduras, Ecuador and Peru. Numerous plant inventories have included a list of over 500 species for approximately 6200 acres on the Peninsula Open Space Trust Cloverdale/Bolsa Pt Ranch property in San Mateo County. Rare plant surveys have included more than a dozen different sites in the Bay Area, vernal pools in Fresno and Madera Counties and Delta marshland in Sacramento County. He is experienced in wetland delineation for a variety of wetland types including vernal pools. Mr. Kramer has a master’s degree in forest ecology from the University of Idaho where he studied plant succession and the role of buried seed banks on forest sites in the Northern Rocky Mountains.

Mr. Kramer has had 20 years of management experience with Nurserymen’s Exchange where he was responsible for potted plant production on 35 acres of greenhouses and fields, with a full time staff of 130 and up to 300 additional seasonal employees.