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Brian Spears is listed as Regional Coordinator, Natural Resource Damage Assessment and Restoration Program at U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) at U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), a company with 5147 employees, based in Fairhope, Alabama, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at fws.gov and a matched LinkedIn profile for Brian Spears.
Brian Spears previously worked as Regional Coordinator, Natural Resource Damage Assessment and Restoration Program at U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service (Usfws) and Restoration Program Manager at Us Fish And Wildlife Service. Brian Spears holds Master Of Science (M.S.), Wildlife Science, 3.7 from Texas Tech University.
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Over the past 23 years I've had the opportunity to lead some of the most complex and politically sensitive environmental restoration programs in the country. My work has ranged from back-country plant and wildlife surveys for the Air Force and power companies in southern Arizona and New Mexico; collaboration with state and federal agencies in investigation and removal of multiple contaminants of concern across a number of operational sites on a national wildlife refuge in Illinois; field sampling and surveys of soil, water, plants and animals across the Coeur d'Alene River Basin in northern Idaho to help guide USEPA remedial strategy development; developing the largest Natural Resource Damage Assessment bird claim in history; and restoration planning across the Gulf of Mexico and in target areas in the upper mid-west, Canada, Mexico, Caribbean, and elsewhere for sea turtles, gulf sturgeon, and numerous bird species. The science, collaborations and strategic planning I spearheaded to accomplish this work continues to guide hundreds of millions of dollars of restoration activities. I am passionate about protecting and restoring habitats and the fish and wildlife they support. I have thoroughly enjoyed collaborating with a number of talented natural resource practitioners across the U.S. and abroad, and look forward to opportunities to continue to translate my experience, skill, and relationships into results that support fish and wildlife and their habitats for many years to come.
Listed skills include Program Management, Natural Resources, Non Governmental Organizations, Research, and 6 others.
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Fairhope, Alabama, United States
Provide leadership and direction in management and administrative activities for DOI NRDAR cases, including expert technical assistance in damage claim, settlement negotiation, trustee partner coordination, restoration alternative development and national policy on program implementation. Coordinate management of cases among multiple DOI bureaus across.
FWS DWH Nrdar Office, Fairhope, AL
Manager, USFWS Deepwater Horizon Natural Resource Damage Assessment and Restoration program. Develop near- and long-term, site-specific and ecosystem-based restoration planning strategies and projects with a focus on USFWS resource needs and priorities. Coordinate a DOI team-management approach to multiple dynamic and evolving aspects of restoration.
Spokane, Washington Area
Lead planning and implementation of a multi-million dollar biological monitoring and ecological remediation and restoration program. Developed and negotiated more than $830,000 in interagency agreements with EPA to monitor fish and wildlife toxicology and remedial action success. Developed objectives and protocols and led field work collecting.
Marion, IL
Lead biologist, Ecological Services field office. Designed, implemented, and evaluated biomonitoring programs to assess the effects of contaminants on fish and wildlife resources and determine effectiveness of remedial activities. Oversaw the development of a multivolume Ecological Problem Formulation across of 32 separate sites involving a number of.
Gulf Restoration Office, Fairhope, AL
Coordinate restoration development, implementation and success monitoring for FWS, NPS, USGS and BOEM. DOI representative on the Alabama and Mississippi DWH NRDA Trustee Implementation Groups, collaborating with state agencies, DOI bureaus, USDA, USEPA and NOAA on restoration planning, implementation and success monitoring.
Elkhart, KS
Principal investigator evaluating ecology and population dynamics of wild turkeys in southwest Kansas, southeast Colorado, Oklahoma and Texas to determine correlations between habitat parameters and survival. Developed new protocols for researching daily pre-flight poult survival and habitat use. Developed rapport with multiple landowners for private land.
Greater Denver Area
Collect ecological data throughout the refuge supporting the development of remedial planning and NRDA case development. Inventoried and monitored numerous refuge species to determine the impact of land and water restoration projects, contaminant cleanup and historic land use on wildlife. Coordinated daily field work between USFWS, multiple Superfund.
Work independently and on teams to determine and document location and habitat use of migratory endangered Southwestern Willow Flycatchers in southeast Arizona for use in a landscape scale management plan.
Arizona
Conduct field surveys to determine impacts of present, historical, and proposed land use on vegetation and wildlife, especially endangered or threatened species. Planned, organized, executed, recorded data and prepared final reports on field survey trips.
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Hugh Walker Jr
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Houston, Texas, United States, United States
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Betsy Gratton
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Boise, Idaho, United States, United States
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Nancy Hickey
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Townsend, Georgia, United States, United States
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Valerie Gerken
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Pleasanton, Kansas, United States, United States
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Audrey Kross
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Great Falls, Montana, United States, United States
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Warren Rogers
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Providence, Rhode Island, United States, United States
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Bill Kolodnicki
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Calais, Maine, United States, United States
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Lee Cardwell
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Pfaftown, North Carolina, United States, United States
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John Scott Moore
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Greater Richmond Region, United States
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Jonathan Plissner
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United States, United States
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Activities and Societies: NCAA Division I Swimming and Diving
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Brian Spears works for U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS).
Brian Spears is listed as Regional Coordinator, Natural Resource Damage Assessment and Restoration Program at U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) at U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS).
AeroLeads has found 1 work email signal at @fws.gov for Brian Spears at U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS).
Brian Spears is based in Fairhope, Alabama, United States while working with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS).
Brian Spears has worked for U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service (Usfws), Us Fish And Wildlife Service, Kansas State University, Arizona Game And Fish Department, and Independent Consultant.
Brian Spears's colleagues at U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) include Hugh Walker Jr, Betsy Gratton, Nancy Hickey, Valerie Gerken, and Audrey Kross.
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Brian Spears holds Master Of Science (M.S.), Wildlife Science, 3.7 from Texas Tech University.
Brian Spears is listed with skills including Program Management, Natural Resources, Non Governmental Organizations, Research, Program Development, Public Speaking, Restoration, and Project Management.
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