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About

Current Board Members

Officers 2025-2026

 

Executive Board – Regional

 

Executive Board – At Large

 

Wildlife Society Affiliates:

 

Current Committees and Chairs:

 

Standing Committees

Program/Annual Meeting - CCTWS Board, Robinrssll<at> gmail <dot>com

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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion - Sara Bombaci, sara.bombaci <at> colostate <dot> edu

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Legislation and Conservation Affairs, policy resolutions, and conservation reivew - Becca Windell and Nancy Billica, becca.windell <at> colostate <dot> edu, nancy.billica <at> colorado <dot> edu

 

Newsletter - Vacant

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Nomination/Elections - Casey Setash, Casey<dot>setash<at>state<dot>co<dot>us

 

Website - Robin Russell/Casey Setash

 

Awards - Jeff Henderson, henderson<at>pinyon-env<dot>com

 

Membership - Adam Behney, abehney <at> hotmail <dot> com

 

Small Grants and Travel Grants - Travis Rainey, travis.rainey <at> colostate <dot> edu

 

Social Media (Marketing) - Vacant

 

Professional Development Programs - Vacant

 

Student Affairs and Mentoring - Vacant

 

Liaisons

Historian - Danguole Bockus, Danguole_bockus<at>nps<dot>gov

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Jim Olterman/Candace Taylor Investment Fund - Adam Behney, Adam<dot>behney<at>state<dot>co<dot>us

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CCTWS Representative to CMPS - Daly Edmunds, co@cmps-tws.org

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Past History:

Board Meeting Minutes

For board meeting minutes, please click HERE.

Position Statements

As leaders in wildlife science, management and conservation, The Wildlife Society has a responsibility to address national and international issues that affect the current and future status of wildlife in North America and throughout the world. The diligent development of authoritative statements on wildlife issues is essential for interjecting wildlife concerns into decision-making processes.

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Position Statements are broad and topical statements on a wildlife issue that defines the issue, contains factual background data, describes the most probable biological, social, and economics results of alternative actions, and may also contain a recommended course(s) of action.

The statements linked below have been formally adopted by the Colorado Chapter of The Wildlife Society’s Executive Board, following member review and comment periods.

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See all of The Wildlife Society’s position statements and policy documents HERE.

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Colorado Chapter Position Statements

Federal Lands Transfer Position Statement

Public land testimonial, by Dave Showalter

Proposition 127 Statement

Newsletters

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