Lindsey Lengyel
Lindsey began her environmental career as a Marine Biology student at UNC-Wilmington however transferred to UNC-Greensboro in 2001 to complete her Bachelor of Science Degree in Public Health.
After working several years for a local environmental laboratory, Lindsey joined Bridgeport Restoration as a Project Manager for indoor air-quality projects.
She opted to pursue her original passion of working in the water resources industry working with the Piedmont Triad Regional Council. There, she administered the Stormwater SMART program.
In 2018, she established Blue Stream Environmental to allow her to use her educational, technical, and field experience for the benefit of the community and local municipalities. As the Water Resources Director, Lindsey spearheads both private and public projects with stormwater and erosion & sediment control concerns.
You can view a copy of her full resume here.
In addition to her career activities, Lindsey is a foster parent for Juliet’s House, a non-formal environmental educator, and actively participates in Creek Week events across the Triad.
Westin Lengyel
Westin is a Colorado native that grew up in Greensboro. As Blue Stream’s Field Operations Manager, he is responsible for site work and inspections on construction and post-construction projects. He also manages the procurement and maintenance of the office and field equipment, along with safety gear and the company’s fleet vehicles. He can be found leading the stormwater device maintenance crews, performing NCG01 erosion & sediment control inspections, or providing stormwater device inspections.
Westin holds a NC Pesticide License, DOT Erosion Control Level I Certificate, and the NC State University Stormwater Control Measure Inspection & Maintenance Certification.
He spends his free time kayaking, hiking, camping, and has a dream of completing the Appalachian Trail.
Teresa Andrews
Teresa Andrews joined Blue Stream Environmental as the Special Projects Director. After serving as the Stormwater Administrator for Guilford County, she has become an asset to the local MS4 Communities that need technical assistance for NPDES MS4 Permit compliance. These projects often require a full-time staff commitment, but for only a short-term duration. As such, Teresa is able to quickly step-in to provide high level guidance on stormwater permits, stream buffer regulates, and water-supply-watershed permits.
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