Dale A. Stirling

Dale Stirling has been a public historian for more than three decades and uses his expertise to support environmental and geotechnical site investigations, human and ecological risk assessments, natural resource investigations, and investigations of chemicals and substances of concern. Stirling has authored numerous articles, reports, and conference papers in these areas, was a contributor to Site Histories: Documenting Hazards for Environmental Site Assessments (Cahners Publishing, 1993), and his book, A Bibliographic Guide to North American Industry: History, Health & Hazardous Waste, was published by Scarecrow Press in 2009. Stirling also contributes his expertise as a reviewer for journals and grant applications, and has served on multiple boards and commissions. He earned a M.A. from Alaska Pacific University, a B.A. in history from the University of Alaska, and has a certificate in Records & Information Management from the University of Washington, Extension.