Northeast Region Council Applications. Vacancies: 1 Chair 1 Landowner Representative 1 Hunter Representative. Table of Contents

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1 Northeast Region Council Applications Vacancies: 1 Chair 1 Landowner Representative 1 Hunter Representative Table of Contents Landowner/ Page Name Hunter/Chair Number Birkmaier, Gina Landowner 5 Burton, Lance Hunter 8 Callison, Jeffrey Hunter 13 Campbell, Tim Hunter 16 Hummel, Bruce Landowner or Hunter 20 Lesley, Ronald Hunter 23 McClaren, Vicki Landowner 27 Olson, Morgan Chair 30 Reynolds, Terry Hunter 35

2 ACCESS & HABITAT PROGRAM Regional Advisory Council Council Appointment Review ODFW Region / A&H Regional Council: East Region / NE Region A&H Advisory Council Type of Appointment: Landowner Hunter X Applicant(s): Lance Burton, Jeffrey Callison, Tim Campbell, Bruce Hummel, Ronald Leslie, Terry Reynolds Date of Council Review: 3/11/15 Motion: Morgan Olson recommended Lance Burton as a hunter representative. Joseph Patnode seconded the motion. Council Member Position Vote Vacant Chairman Vacant Vicki McClaran Landowner Representative Absent Joseph Patnode Landowner Representative Yes Larry Snyder Landowner Representative Absent Morgan Olson Hunter Representative Yes Scott Spears Hunter Representative Yes John Groupe Hunter Representative Absent Disposition of Vote: Motion passed 3:0 Applicant s Strengths: Mr. Burton has a strong hunting, recreation and conservation background. He is currently an employee of the NRCS and could provide valuable input on future access and habitat projects. Mr. Burton is actively involved in the community (i.e. OWEB Technical Review Committee, Wallowa County Natural Resource Advisory Technical Committee, Zumwalt Prairie Landowners Workgroup) and understands the diverse relationships between private landowners, sportsman and government entities. Council s Concerns: None 1 of 37

3 ACCESS & HABITAT PROGRAM Regional Advisory Council Council Appointment Review ODFW Region / A&H Regional Council: East Region / NE Region A&H Advisory Council Type of Appointment: Landowner Hunter X Applicant(s): Lance Burton, Jeffrey Callison, Tim Campbell, Bruce Hummel, Ronald Leslie, Terry Reynolds Date of Council Review: 3/11/15 Motion: Joseph Patnode recommended Tim Campbell as a hunter representative. Scott Spears seconded the motion. Council Member Position Vote Vacant Chairman Vacant Vicki McClaran Landowner Representative Absent Joseph Patnode Landowner Representative Yes Larry Snyder Landowner Representative Absent Morgan Olson Hunter Representative Yes Scott Spears Hunter Representative Yes John Groupe Hunter Representative Absent Disposition of Vote: Motion passed 3:0 Applicant s Strengths: Mr. Campbell is very active with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and has a strong hunting, recreation and conservation driven background. Mr. Campbell s passion for the resource and the outdoors will allow him to provide valuable input on future access and habitat projects. He has been an active participant in several volunteer projects throughout the region- on both public and private lands- and is very familiar with the issues that drive natural resource management. Mr. Campbell is a landowner and an active hunter. His knowledge and enthusiasm for the resource will help the A&H Program. Council s Concerns: None 2 of 37

4 ACCESS & HABITAT PROGRAM Regional Advisory Council Council Appointment Review ODFW Region / A&H Regional Council: East Region / NE Region A&H Advisory Council Type of Appointment: Landowner X Hunter Applicant(s): Gina Birkmaier, Bruce Hummel, Vicki McClaran (currently serving) Date of Council Review: 3/11/15 Motion: Joseph Patnode recommended Vicki McClaran as a landowner representative for her 2 nd 4 year term. Morgan Olson seconded the motion. Council Member Position Vote Vacant Chairman Vacant Vicki McClaran Landowner Representative Absent Joseph Patnode Landowner Representative Yes Larry Snyder Landowner Representative Absent Morgan Olson Hunter Representative Yes Scott Spears Hunter Representative Yes John Groupe Hunter Representative Absent Disposition of Vote: Motion passed 3:0 Applicant s Strengths: Mrs. McClaran has already served one full term on the NE Region A&H Advisory Council. Her dedication, knowledge and commitment to the A&H Program have proven to be very valuable over the past four years. Mrs. McClaran s understanding of the issues that exist between sportsman and private landowners throughout the region have allowed her to accurately and appropriately represent private landowners and sporting groups alike. The McClaran family is a third generation Wallowa County rancher. Partnering with conservation groups over the years (i.e. OHA, RMEF, NRCS), the McClaran family has been able to maintain and improve ecosystems for both livestock and wildlife. In 2008, the McClaran Ranch received OHA s Landowner of the Year award for their conservation minded practices. Utilizing both private lands and public lands allotments, Mrs. McClaran is very familiar with the issues surrounding private lands access for the general public. Council s Concerns: None 3 of 37

5 ACCESS & HABITAT PROGRAM Regional Advisory Council Council Appointment Review ODFW Region / A&H Regional Council: East Region / NE Region A&H Advisory Council Type of Appointment: Landowner X Hunter Chair X Applicant(s): Morgan Olson Date of Council Review: 3/11/15 Motion: Joseph Patnode recommended Morgan Olson for the Chair position. Scott Spears seconded the motion. Council Member Position Vote Vacant Chairman Vacant Vicki McClaran Landowner Representative Absent Joseph Patnode Landowner Representative Yes Larry Snyder Landowner Representative Absent Morgan Olson Hunter Representative Abstained Scott Spears Hunter Representative Yes John Groupe Hunter Representative Absent Disposition of Vote: Motion passed 2:0 Applicant s Strengths: Mr. Olson has already served one full term on the NE Region A&H Advisory Council as a Hunter Representative. His dedication, knowledge and commitment to the A&H Program have proven to be very valuable over the past four years. Mr. Olson s understanding of the issues that sportsman and private landowners face throughout the region has allowed him to appropriately represent all user groups. Mr. Olson is currently the Chapter President for OHA s Union/Wallowa County Chapter. Through his OHA position and his current employer (Boise Cascade), he has been actively involved in forest practices issues surrounding public lands management. Additionally, he has actively helped address private lands big game damage complaints by utilizing OHA funds to help implement wildlife friendly fence crossings. Mr. Olson is currently an active volunteer and agent for ODFW. His passion for the resource and his ability to effectively provide leadership to the Advisory Council makes him a huge asset to the A&H Program. Council s Concerns: None 4 of 37

6 Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Interest Form For Access & Habitat Program Regional Advisory Council The purpose of this form is to obtain general information for the Access and Habitat State Board concerning the qualifications of applicants for the Access and Habitat Regional Advisory Councils. The information may also be used in writing articles concerning appointments and activities of the Access and Habitat Regional Councils. Personal Data Name: Birkmaier, Gina M. (Please type or print last name, first name, and middle initial) Legal Residence: Hurricane Creek Rd., Enterprise, OR Business Address: Same as above - Residence Telephone: Business Telephone: Address: birkmaier5@eoni.com Occupation: Livestock and Trucking, secretarial Regional Council applying for (check one): North Willamette Deschutes /Klamath South Willamette Malheur Southwest Northeast X Regional Council Position applying for (you may check more than one): Landowner X Hunter Chair To assist us in meeting our affirmative action objectives, we would appreciate information about your gender and background. This information is optional. Under state and federal law, this information may not be used to discriminate against you. Gender Race/Ethnicity Disability Male Asian or Pacific Island Native American X Female Black White Hispanic Multiracial/Other 5 of 37

7 Statement of Interest Describe why you are interested in serving on an A&H Regional Council. Please attach separate sheet(s) if necessary. Your application will be evaluated using the following criteria: 1. Experience and knowledge of hunting or knowledge and breadth of experience in the agriculture or forestry industries. 2. Involvement in sportsman/hunter/conservation organizations or experience with fish & wildlife resource management issues. 3. Leadership in sportsman/hunter/conservation organizations or involvement in agriculture or forest industry organizations. 4. Leadership and experience on or with councils, boards, commission, and legislature. 5. Experience working with and/or representing the public. 6. Ability/interest in working collaboratively with others. 7. Participation in the A&H program 8. Ability to foster positive relations between landowners, and ODFW. I am very interested in serving on the A&H Regional Council because as a landowner, livestock producer, and worker in the timber industry I am affected by (almost) every policy and intent of the ODFW. I am a landowner of property both rural and within city limits and I understand the need for proper wildlife management. I experience damage as well as benefits from ungulates and predators on all of my properties. I grew up on a working cattle ranch in Joseph, Oregon and thus have seen much history and importance of the ODFW. Wallowa County has been my home for over 40 years. My husband and I are partners in a trucking company that hauls many logs off of both private and national forest lands. Helping run this company has also given me insight into the importance of wildlife regulations and the interactions between the public and the hunting communities. Various members of my family hunt on both private and public lands. We enjoy the variety of wild game in our diet. Consumptive use of our wildlife and natural resources is extremely important to me. I am a member of many local organizations and help serve where ever needed during official meetings, fund raisers, banquets and etc. A few of the organizations I belong to include: Beta Nu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi International, The Wallowa Co. Chapter of The Well Armed Woman, Enterprise Chapter FFA Alumni, Divide Camp Pacesetters, Eagle Cap Shooters Assoc., and Wallowa Co. Friends of the NRA. I would welcome and cherish the opportunity to be a liaison between the ODFW and the citizens of Oregon. I would strive to be the best advocate of management policies and will welcome my community s comments, concerns and suggestions and present them to the Commission at every opportunity. I look forward to answering any further questions you may have of me. 6 of 37

8 References (optional) Becky & Gordon Wolfe Anita Larm Rick Jones Todd & Angie Nash Jeff Parker Johnna Marcum Steve Wolfe The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is committed to the principles of workforce and affirmative action. We encourage women, people of color and people with disabilities to apply for consideration for these Council Appointments. Please submit to one of the following: North Willamette Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn: Dave Nuzum rd Street Parrell Rd Tillamook, OR Bend, OR Deschutes/Klamath Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn: Nancy Breuner Telephone: (503) Telephone: (541) david.j.nuzum@state.or.us nancy.l.breuner@state.or.us South Willamette Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn: Kyle Martin Camp Adair Rd Clarke Blvd. Monmouth, OR Ontario, OR Malheur Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn: Tom Segal Telephone: (541) Telephone: (541) kyle.w.martin@state.or.us thomas.p.segal@state.or.us Southwest Regional Advisory Council Northeast Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn: Vince Oredson ODFW, Attn: Jon Paustian 1495 E. Gregory Rd th Street Central Point, OR Telephone: (541) La Grande, OR Telephone: (541) vince.j.oredson@state.or.us jon.a.paustian@state.or.us 7 of 37

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21 Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Interest Form For Access & Habitat Program Regional Advisory Council The purpose of this form is to obtain general information for the Access and Habitat State Board concerning the qualifications of applicants for the Access and Habitat Regional Advisory Councils. The information may also be used in writing articles concerning appointments and activities of the Access and Habitat Regional Councils. Personal Data Name: Hummel, Bruce C. (Please type or print last name, first name, and middle initial) Legal Residence: Telocaset Lane Union, OR Business Address: (Mailing address) P.O. Box 252 North Powder, OR Residence Telephone: Business Telephone: N/A Address: Occupation: Rancher-Retired General Contractor Regional Council applying for (check one): North Willamette Deschutes /Klamath South Willamette Malheur Southwest Northeast X Regional Council Position applying for (you may check more than one): Landowner X Hunter X Chair To assist us in meeting our affirmative action objectives, we would appreciate information about your gender and background. This information is optional. Under state and federal law, this information may not be used to discriminate against you. Gender Race/Ethnicity Disability X Male Asian or Pacific Island Native American Female Black X White Hispanic Multiracial/Other 20 of 37

22 Statement of Interest Describe why you are interested in serving on an A&H Regional Council. Please attach separate sheet(s) if necessary. Your application will be evaluated using the following criteria: 1. Experience and knowledge of hunting or knowledge and breadth of experience in the agriculture or forestry industries. 2. Involvement in sportsman/hunter/conservation organizations or experience with fish & wildlife resource management issues. 3. Leadership in sportsman/hunter/conservation organizations or involvement in agriculture or forest industry organizations. 4. Leadership and experience on or with councils, boards, commission, and legislature. 5. Experience working with and/or representing the public. 6. Ability/interest in working collaboratively with others. 7. Participation in the A&H program 8. Ability to foster positive relations between landowners, and ODFW. I would like to serve on the Access and Habitat Regional Advisory Council to promote and enable conservation, restoration, and enhancement of wildlife habitat. I also believe that it is vital to provide incentives and opportunities for the future generations of hunters and wildlife enthusiasts to be involved in the outdoors. Qualifications: I have had the pleasure of being a hunter and enjoying the outdoors and wildlife year around for the past fifty plus years. I have owned a ranch that straddles Union and Baker counties for the past 17 years. Resource Management: I have implemented habitat enhancement projects on my ranch in collaboration with the following agencies: ODFW, USFWS, ODF, NRCS, OWEB, KSWCD, USDA-FSA, Union Count Public Works, Tri County Weed District, and Baker County Weed District. Industry Boards: I served as the chairman of the City of Edmonds, WA, Architectural Design Board for 6 years. Recognition and Memberships: 2006 Conservationist of the Year KSWCD Weed Warrior of the Year 2014 Baker County Weed District. Numerous builder of the year project awards in WA. Member of the Oregon Cattlemen Association and the America Tree Farm Association. Working with the Public: I coached baseball, football, and basketball, ages 9-15, for six years. Working with Others: As a general contractor I spent over forty years successfully working with federal, state, and local regulatory agencies obtaining building and development permits. On more than a thousand occasions I gathered a group of diverse personalities with varying degrees of professional skills (subcontractors), and guided them towards a common goal (completing a quality construction project on time and on budget). 21 of 37

23 References (optional) Brett Hamilton, DVM Nelson Clarke Scott Edwards John Wirth Ted Lindsey The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is committed to the principles of workforce and affirmative action. We encourage women, people of color and people with disabilities to apply for consideration for these Council Appointments. Please submit to one of the following: North Willamette Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn: Dave Nuzum rd Street Parrell Rd Tillamook, OR Bend, OR Deschutes/Klamath Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn: Nancy Breuner Telephone: (503) Telephone: (541) david.j.nuzum@state.or.us nancy.l.breuner@state.or.us South Willamette Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn: Kyle Martin Camp Adair Rd Clarke Blvd. Monmouth, OR Ontario, OR Malheur Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn: Tom Segal Telephone: (541) Telephone: (541) kyle.w.martin@state.or.us thomas.p.segal@state.or.us Southwest Regional Advisory Council Northeast Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn: Vince Oredson ODFW, Attn: Jon Paustian 1495 E. Gregory Rd th Street Central Point, OR Telephone: (541) La Grande, OR Telephone: (541) vince.j.oredson@state.or.us jon.a.paustian@state.or.us 22 of 37

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28 Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Membership Interest Form for Access and Habitat Program Regional Advisory Council The purpose of this form is to obtain general information for the Access and Habitat State Board concerning the qualifications of applicants for the Access and Habitat Regional Advisory Councils. The information may also be used in writing articles concerning appointments and activities of the Access and Habitat Regional Councils. Personal Data Name Vicki L. McClaran (Please type or print last name, first name and middle initial) Legal Residence 701 N Russell Street Joseph, OR Business Address PO Box 894 Joseph, OR Residence Telephone (541) Business Telephone same Occupation Rancher Regional Council applying for (check one): North Willamette South Willamette Deschutes/Klamath Malheur Southwest Northeast x Regional Council Position applying for (you may check more than one): Landowner x Hunter Chair 27 of 37

29 Statement of Interest Describe why you are interested in serving on an A&H Regional Advisory Council. Please attach separate sheet(s) if necessary. Your application will be evaluated using the following criteria: 1. Experience and knowledge of hunting or knowledge and breadth of experience in the agriculture or forestry industries. 2. Involvement in sportsman/hunter/conservation organizations or Experience with fish & wildlife resource management issues. 3. Leadership in sportsman/hunter/conservation organizations or Involvement in agriculture or forest industry organizations. 4. Leadership and experience on or with councils, boards, commission, and legislature. 5. Experience working with and/or representing the public. 6. Ability/interest in working collaboratively with others. 7. Participation in the A&H program 8. Ability to foster positive relations between landowners, hunters and ODFW. I am married to a third generation rancher. We raise cattle in the lower Imnaha Canyons and summer in the Chesnimnus Country. I have a Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Education and taught one year prior to marring Scott. We have three grown daughters and my education came in handy during the winter months living in the remote canyons. Our ranch recently won an award from the Oregon Hunters Association, Landowner of the year We currently work cooperatively with the local ODFW. We also, at present, have a stewardship incentive program with NRCS which includes wildlife habitat enhancement, we have several federal permits with the USFS, and we lease land with The Nature Conservancy. Our goal is to improve the ecosystems on our private, leased, and federal lands. We consider them simultaneously regardless of ownership. I ve been on three boards in the past few years. The most recent board being the NE Region A&H Advisory Council. I m very anxious and enthused to serve a second four term on the NE Regional A&H Advisory Council as a landowner representative. My time is spent with the finances and day to day organizing of our ranch. I have time to donate towards this council and would enjoy the mental stimulation. Thanks you, Vicki L. McClaran 28 of 37

30 References (optional) (please include name and telephone number Cory Carman (541) Saralyn Johnson (541) The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is committed to the principles of workforce diversity and affirmative action. We encourage women, people of color and people with disabilities to apply for consideration for these Council appointments. Please mail to one of the following: North Willamette Regional Advisory Council Deschutes/Klamath Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn. Rick Boatner ODFW, Attn. Larry Pecenka NW Sauvie Island Road Parrell Road Portland, OR Bend, OR Telephone: (503) Telephone: (541) South Willamette Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn. Jim Young NE Vandenberg Ave. P.O. Box 8 Corvallis, OR Hines, OR Malheur Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn. Dan Gonzalez Telephone: (541) , ext. 237 Telephone: (541) james.a.young@state.or.us daniel.gonzalez@state.or.us Southwest Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn. Vince Oredson 1495 E. Gregory Rd th Street Central Point, OR La Grande, OR Northeast Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn. Jon Paustian Telephone: (541) Telephone: (541) , ext vince.j.oredson@state.or.us jon.a.paustian@state.or.us 29 of 37

31 Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Interest Form For Access & Habitat Program Regional Advisory Council The purpose of this form is to obtain general information for the Access and Habitat State Board concerning the qualifications of applicants for the Access and Habitat Regional Advisory Councils. The information may also be used in writing articles concerning appointments and activities of the Access and Habitat Regional Councils. Personal Data Name: Olson, Morgan, R (Please type or print last name, first name, and middle initial) Legal Residence: Market Lane, Cove OR Business Address: Residence Telephone: Business Telephone: Address: morganolson@bc.com Occupation: Plant Manager Regional Council applying for (check one): North Willamette Deschutes /Klamath South Willamette Malheur Southwest Northeast Regional Council Position applying for (you may check more than one): Landowner Hunter Chair 30 of 37

32 Statement of Interest Describe why you are interested in serving on an A&H Regional Council. Please attach separate sheet(s) if necessary. Your application will be evaluated using the following criteria: 1. Experience and knowledge of hunting or knowledge and breadth of experience in the agriculture or forestry industries. 2. Involvement in sportsman/hunter/conservation organizations or experience with fish & wildlife resource management issues. 3. Leadership in sportsman/hunter/conservation organizations or involvement in agriculture or forest industry organizations. 4. Leadership and experience on or with councils, boards, commission, and legislature. 5. Experience working with and/or representing the public. 6. Ability/interest in working collaboratively with others. 7. Participation in the A&H program 8. Ability to foster positive relations between landowners, and ODFW. 31 of 37

33 Statement of Interest Questions 1) My experience of hunting began when I first started to hunt when I received a BB gun as a gift. If I recall correctly I was 6-7 years of age. Ever since that point I've been hunting every chance I can. I hunt most species from small game to big game in Oregon as well as hunting big game in other states. I ve also taken eleven trips to Canada to hunt waterfowl, one trip to Argentina, another to New Zealand, and a trip to Africa. I participate in hunting on both public and private lands. I have experience in hunting and training bird dogs as well as hound dogs. As for my experience with Agriculture, I own small acreage (107 acres) and grow grass hay for forage. My business/hunting partner and I grew native grasses for the USFS and BLM for approximately 7 years. I've also helped out in running farm equipment for friends when they needed an extra hand. I have a crop science degree from OSU as well. My experience in the forest industry is great as I work for Boise Cascade Corporation in LaGrande Oregon. I ve worked for Boise Cascade for 14 years with a variety of jobs ranging from Environmental Intern to Plant Manager. I also have a degree from OSU in Range Land Resources. 2) I'm currently involved with the OHA (Oregon Hunter Association) serving as the chapter president. Serving with the OHA we have focused our time and money on increasing the knowledge of wildlife with the public. We have also completed work coordinating with land owners who face damage due to elk crossing private property. We are also spending time getting more children involved in the outdoors especially hunting so that we can preserve our future. As for being involved with wildlife issues, when the opportunity arises to comment on issues, I frequently send letters/ to those asking for input relating to hunting as well as forest management. I m also an agent of the state and work with ODFW to deal with bear and cougar damage. 3) I have spent the last four years serving as a Hunter advisor for the NE Oregon A&H board. 4) My current position with OHA as the chapter president would be my best example. As for taking part in other organizations, through my work I m very involved with forest practices and the multitude of issues that surround that topic. I consider myself to be very active in attending meetings and other like events having to do with forestry issues. 5) My greatest experience with dealing with the public would again have to my dealing with the OHA. Also being in the field doing work for ODFW removing problem cougars and bears. I'm quite often approached with questions and I take the time to ensure that I accurately represent what is taking place and explain how the system works. 6) I want to make a difference and put the effort out to make positive changes for hunters, fishermen, and private land owners. Too often folks will not put out the extra effort to make needed changes but instead will only complain. I'm all about taking action that is well thought of and appropriate for the situation. 32 of 37

34 7) I've recreated on property that A&H lands. I've also purchased tickets for the A&H tags that are offered every year. I ve always thought the A&H was a great idea for all parties involved. 8) In my experience, many negative relationships are the product of lack of understanding. All too often I hear folks complain about what is taking place with wildlife management. In the event that I have information to share, I see most people accept the input that I offer and leave the conversation with a different point of view or a better understanding of why we are where we are at. From my perspective the key is getting more people involved and continuing to educate the public as to the reasons we do what we do. The more we educate folks the more these folks will get a clear picture of what is taking place. 33 of 37

35 References (optional) Kurt Bowman Jeff Cook Scott Torland Greg Howard Tyson Shirley Ty Stubblefield Scott Loree Dwayne Kraft Bruce Greenough Rick Isaacson Jed Farmer Austin McKnight The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is committed to the principles of workforce and affirmative action. We encourage women, people of color and people with disabilities to apply for consideration for these Council Appointments. Please submit to one of the following: North Willamette Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn: Dave Nuzum rd Street Parrell Rd Tillamook, OR Bend, OR Deschutes/Klamath Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn: Nancy Breuner Telephone: (503) Telephone: (541) david.j.nuzum@state.or.us nancy.l.breuner@state.or.us South Willamette Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn: Kyle Martin Camp Adair Rd Clark Blvd. Monmouth, OR Ontario, OR Malheur Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn: Tom Segal Telephone: (541) Telephone: (541) kyle.w.martin@state.or.us thomas.p.segal@state.or.us Southwest Regional Advisory Council Northeast Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn: Vince Oredson ODFW, Attn: Jon Paustian 1495 E. Gregory Rd th Street Central Point, OR Telephone: (541) La Grande, OR Telephone: (541) vince.j.oredson@state.or.us jon.a.paustian@state.or.us 34 of 37

36 Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Interest Form For Access & Habitat Program Regional Advisory Council The purpose of this form is to obtain general information for the Access and Habitat State Board concerning the qualifications of applicants for the Access and Habitat Regional Advisory Councils. The information may also be used in writing articles concerning appointments and activities of the Access and Habitat Regional Councils. Personal Data Name: Reynolds, Terry J. (Please type or print last name, first name, and middle initial) Legal Residence: 717 N 5 th ST Athena, OR Business Address: Residence Telephone: Business Telephone: Address: terryreynolds_@hotmail.com, tjreynolds@fs.fed.us Occupation: Firefighter/Forestry Technician, US Forest Service Regional Council applying for (check one): North Willamette Deschutes /Klamath South Willamette Malheur Southwest Northeast Regional Council Position applying for (you may check more than one): Landowner Hunter Chair To assist us in meeting our affirmative action objectives, we would appreciate information about your gender and background. This information is optional. Under state and federal law, this information may not be used to discriminate against you. Gender Race/Ethnicity Disability Male Asian or Pacific Island Native American Female Black White Hispanic Multiracial/Other 35 of 37

37 Statement of Interest Describe why you are interested in serving on an A&H Regional Council. Please attach separate sheet(s) if necessary. Your application will be evaluated using the following criteria: 1. Experience and knowledge of hunting or knowledge and breadth of experience in the agriculture or forestry industries. 2. Involvement in sportsman/hunter/conservation organizations or experience with fish & wildlife resource management issues. 3. Leadership in sportsman/hunter/conservation organizations or involvement in agriculture or forest industry organizations. 4. Leadership and experience on or with councils, boards, commission, and legislature. 5. Experience working with and/or representing the public. 6. Ability/interest in working collaboratively with others. 7. Participation in the A&H program 8. Ability to foster positive relations between landowners, and ODFW. I am a lifelong resident of Northeast Oregon and have been actively involved as a hunter and conservationist for 20 years. My passion for wildlife and their habitats led me to pursue an education in wildlife biology and a career with the US Forest Service where I currently participate in all levels of natural resource management from interdisciplinary NEPA planning to field work including prescribed fire implementation, noxious weed treatment, timber sale preparation, and wildlife/fisheries surveys. I integrate my enthusiasm for the hunting and fishing sports with my expanding knowledge of natural resource sciences and believe that, as an advisory council member, I would be well suited to the thoughtful review of A&H proposals and would make recommendations that align sound ecological principles with the needs of the sporting public of which I am a member. I currently serve on the budget committee for the city of Athena, OR. Also, I am a past member of The Wildlife Society national and Oregon chapters. Additionally I have been involved as a volunteer in wildlife research efforts with both Oregon and Washington departments of Fish and Wildlife. Most importantly, I participate actively with my family in the heritage of hunting and fishing in Oregon. I represent a diverse user group with interests in modern and traditional weapons, pursuing most large game and game birds in the state on both private and public front country and backcountry lands. As a public servant for over a decade I am deeply aware of the responsibility to manage resources for the greatest possible benefit of both the ecosystem and the public who rely on it. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Terry Reynolds 36 of 37

38 Mark Henjum (541) Mark Penninger (541) References (optional) The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is committed to the principles of workforce and affirmative action. We encourage women, people of color and people with disabilities to apply for consideration for these Council Appointments. Please submit to one of the following: North Willamette Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn: Dave Nuzum rd Street Parrell Rd Tillamook, OR Bend, OR Deschutes/Klamath Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn: Nancy Breuner Telephone: (503) Telephone: (541) david.j.nuzum@state.or.us nancy.l.breuner@state.or.us South Willamette Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn: Kyle Martin Camp Adair Rd Clarke Blvd. Monmouth, OR Ontario, OR Malheur Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn: Tom Segal Telephone: (541) Telephone: (541) kyle.w.martin@state.or.us thomas.p.segal@state.or.us Southwest Regional Advisory Council Northeast Regional Advisory Council ODFW, Attn: Vince Oredson ODFW, Attn: Jon Paustian 1495 E. Gregory Rd th Street Central Point, OR Telephone: (541) La Grande, OR Telephone: (541) vince.j.oredson@state.or.us jon.a.paustian@state.or.us 37 of 37