Meet the Loomacres Team
Name: Kristin Baciuska - President and Co-Founder
Kristin has a diverse background in the biological sciences to include fisheries and wildlife, wetlands and plant science. Kristin has conducted several FAA approved Wildlife Hazard Assessments throughout the US and has conducted numerous airport related research studies. Kristin holds a Master’s of Science degree in Biology and has completed a FAA grant funded research project titled "Native and Naturalized Grasses Suitable for use on Airports Managed for Wildlife". Kristin has presented her research and experiences at numerous venues including the USA/Canada Bird Strike Conferences, Wildlife Damage Management Conference, and several AAAE and State Aviation Association Conferences. Kristin's research in the plant sciences has made her a valuable asset to our company in her ability to assess both vegetation and habitat on and around airports. Kristin is confident in her ability to make vegetation management and planting recommendations to airfields across the United States. In addition to her graduate work, Kristin has taken numerous continuing education credits in the wetland sciences at Rutgers University and is a certified wetland delineator as well as a Certified Commercial Pesticide Applicator. Kristin's previous employers include USDA Wildlife Services and several landscape architects. Kristin does not stay still for long and enjoys spending time with her two boys, skiing, hiking, camping, traveling, shooting, mountain biking, basketball, softball, fishing, gardening and playing with her boxer dog.
Kristin has a diverse background in the biological sciences to include fisheries and wildlife, wetlands and plant science. Kristin has conducted several FAA approved Wildlife Hazard Assessments throughout the US and has conducted numerous airport related research studies. Kristin holds a Master’s of Science degree in Biology and has completed a FAA grant funded research project titled "Native and Naturalized Grasses Suitable for use on Airports Managed for Wildlife". Kristin has presented her research and experiences at numerous venues including the USA/Canada Bird Strike Conferences, Wildlife Damage Management Conference, and several AAAE and State Aviation Association Conferences. Kristin's research in the plant sciences has made her a valuable asset to our company in her ability to assess both vegetation and habitat on and around airports. Kristin is confident in her ability to make vegetation management and planting recommendations to airfields across the United States. In addition to her graduate work, Kristin has taken numerous continuing education credits in the wetland sciences at Rutgers University and is a certified wetland delineator as well as a Certified Commercial Pesticide Applicator. Kristin's previous employers include USDA Wildlife Services and several landscape architects. Kristin does not stay still for long and enjoys spending time with her two boys, skiing, hiking, camping, traveling, shooting, mountain biking, basketball, softball, fishing, gardening and playing with her boxer dog.
Name: Cody Baciuska - Vice President and Co-Founder
Cody was the first private sector biologist qualified by the FAA to perform wildlife hazard management services to airports. Cody has conducted Wildlife Hazard Assessments, developed Wildlife Hazard Management Plans, and has conducted numerous airport related research studies. Cody has provided wildlife hazard mitigation for some of the largest airports in the United States; including John F. Kennedy International Airport, Nashville International Airport and LaGuardia International Airport. In addition to being a FAA qualified Airport Wildlife Biologist, Cody is a member of the National Wildlife Control Operators Association, the Wildlife Society and is the current president of the NYS Wildlife Management Association. In addition, Cody is a certified National Rifle Association firearms instructor. Cody's interests include gardening, bird watching, cooking, shooting, hunting and camping.
Cody was the first private sector biologist qualified by the FAA to perform wildlife hazard management services to airports. Cody has conducted Wildlife Hazard Assessments, developed Wildlife Hazard Management Plans, and has conducted numerous airport related research studies. Cody has provided wildlife hazard mitigation for some of the largest airports in the United States; including John F. Kennedy International Airport, Nashville International Airport and LaGuardia International Airport. In addition to being a FAA qualified Airport Wildlife Biologist, Cody is a member of the National Wildlife Control Operators Association, the Wildlife Society and is the current president of the NYS Wildlife Management Association. In addition, Cody is a certified National Rifle Association firearms instructor. Cody's interests include gardening, bird watching, cooking, shooting, hunting and camping.
Name: Bradley Lewis – Wildlife Biologist
Born and Raised: Randolph, Vermont
Region: Northeast
College: University of New Hampshire – Wildlife and Conservation Biology
Favorite Food: Pizza
Guilty Pleasure TV: Letterkenny
Bradley who joined our company in 2020 has quickly become a great asset to the Loomacres family.
Bradley prides himself on being one of our "expert trappers" in the field and knows more about
woodchucks than Bill Murrays character in Caddyshack. When he is not hard at work and traveling
down I-90, you can catch him watching Letterkenny or routing on the Boston Celtics.
Born and Raised: Randolph, Vermont
Region: Northeast
College: University of New Hampshire – Wildlife and Conservation Biology
Favorite Food: Pizza
Guilty Pleasure TV: Letterkenny
Bradley who joined our company in 2020 has quickly become a great asset to the Loomacres family.
Bradley prides himself on being one of our "expert trappers" in the field and knows more about
woodchucks than Bill Murrays character in Caddyshack. When he is not hard at work and traveling
down I-90, you can catch him watching Letterkenny or routing on the Boston Celtics.