Manager, Our Ocean, Pew Environment Group
Susan Allen joined the Pew Environment Group to manage Our Ocean, a campaign to protect Oregon’s coastal legacy.
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Director, Northeast Fisheries Program, Pew Environment Group
Peter Baker joined the Pew Environment Group in 2007 as manager of the Northeast Fisheries Program.
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Officer, International Policy, Pew Environment Group
Adam Baske joined the Pew Environment Group in February 2010. He is an officer with International Policy, focusing on Pacific tuna fisheries and international fisheries governance.
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Officer, Ocean Science Division, Pew Environment Group
Angela Bednarek manages the Pew Environment Group’s Ocean Science Division, where she works on science outreach to policymakers and decision makers.
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Director, European Marine Programme, Pew Environment Group
Uta Bellion joined the Pew Environment Group in 2006 as director of the European Marine Programme, which aims to strengthen the role of the European Union in stopping global overfishing and the destruction of the world’s oceans.
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Director, Southeast and U.S. Caribbean Fish Conservation Campaign, Pew Environment Group
Holly Binns joined the Pew Environment Group in 2008 as manager of efforts to protect ocean life and end overfishing in the Gulf of Mexico, the South Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea.
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Manager, Global Ocean Legacy, Pew Environment Group
Heather Bradner joined the Pew Environment Group in February 2007 as manager of the Global Ocean Legacy project, which works to create large no-take marine reserves around the world.
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Senior Officer, Government Relations, Pew Environment Group
Geoffrey Brown joined The Pew Charitable Trusts in 2008. As a senior officer of government relations for the Pew Environment Group, he works with congressional staff to develop stronger climate and environmental policy.
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Director, Kimberley Conservation Project, Australia Program, Pew Environment Group
John Carey joined the Pew Environment Group in 2008 to manage the Australia Program’s conservation project in the Kimberley, a stunning and largely intact outback region in northwestern Australia.
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Science and Policy Manager, Northeast Fisheries Program, Pew Environment Group
Jud Crawford joined the Pew Environment Group in 2008 as science and policy manager for the Northeast Fisheries Program.
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Director, Federal Fisheries Policy, Pew Environment Group
Lee Crockett joined the Pew Environment Group in June 2007 as director of Federal Fisheries Policy.
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Director, Clean Energy Program, Pew Environment Group
Phyllis Cuttino is director of Pew’s Clean Energy Program, which advocates for national policies that promote the economic, environmental and national security benefits of the clean energy economy.
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Director, U.S. Public Lands Program, Pew Environment Group
Jane Danowitz joined the Pew Environment Group in 2002 as a senior officer responsible for the U.S. public lands protection program, which seeks to preserve America’s wilderness areas and undeveloped national forests through federal legislation and regulations.
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Manager, Campaign for America's Wilderness, Pew Environment Group
David Dreher joined the Pew Environment Group in 2010 when the Campaign for America’s Wilderness merged with Pew.
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Manager, Western Lands Initiative, Pew Environment Group
Leslie Duncan joined the Pew Environment Group in August 2011 as manager of the Western Lands Initiative, which seeks to advance meaningful long-term protection of the nation’s most ecologically significant federal lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
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Director, Global Ocean Legacy - Bermuda, Pew Environment Group
Chris Flook joined the Pew Environment Group in 2011 as director of the Global Ocean Legacy project in Bermuda.
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UK Director, Global Ocean Legacy, Pew Environment Group
Alistair Gammell joined the Pew Environment Group in 2009 as director of the Global Ocean Legacy campaign to designate the Chagos as a no-take marine reserve.
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Senior Officer, Regional Fisheries Initiatives, Pew Environment Group
Stephen Ganey joined the Pew Environment Group in 2007 as project director for the Regional Fisheries Initiative, which oversees work in regional marine and fisheries conservation.
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Program Director, Campaign for America's Wilderness, Pew Environment Group
John Gilroy joined the Pew Environment Group in 2010 when the Campaign for America’s Wilderness merged with Pew. He had been associate director of the Campaign for America’s Wilderness from its inception in 2002.
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Director, Pew Fellows Program in Marine Conservation, Pew Environment Group
Polita Glynn joined the Pew Environment Group in 2009 as manager of the Pew Fellows Program in Marine Conservation, which provides fellowships to outstanding natural and social scientists, researchers and others around the globe to support innovative projects aimed at developing and implementing solutions to critical challenges facing the world’s oceans.
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Director, Ocean Science Division, Pew Environment Group
Rebecca Goldburg joined the Pew Environment Group in 2008 as director of Pew’s Ocean Science Division, focusing on support for marine conservation research, including the Lenfest Ocean Program, the Sea Around Us project and the Pew Fellows Program in Marine Conservation.
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Director, Marine & Western Australia, Outback Australia Program, Pew Environment Group
Michelle Grady joined the Pew Environment Group in 2008 as manager of the Australia Program. Grady has worked for 18 years as a conservation advocate at the local, national and international levels; a managing director of nonprofit organizations; and campaign manager and senior policy adviser to government.
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Director, U.S. Arctic Program, Pew Environment Group
Marilyn Heiman joined the Pew Environment Group in January 2009 as director of the U.S. Arctic Program, which works to protect the Arctic Ocean and its marine life from the dangers of global warming, overfishing and drilling. In June 2010, she became director of the Offshore Energy Campaign.
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Manager, International Arctic Program, Pew Environment Group
David Henry joined the Pew Environment Group in 2009 as manager of the International Arctic program. The project promotes science and community-based conservation of North America’s Arctic Ocean and the resulting well-being of Arctic residents who rely on its natural wealth.
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Manager, Global Shark Conservation, Pew Environment Group
Jill Hepp joined the Pew Environment Group in 2009 as a manager for the Global Shark Conservation campaign, where she oversees a team of regional and country-based organizers around the world.
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Director, International Arctic Program, Pew Environment Group
Scott Highleyman joined the Pew Environment Group in 2009 to direct the International Arctic Program.
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Manager, Aquaculture Standards Project, Pew Environment Group
Rachel Hopkins, who joined the Pew Environment Group in April 2008, manages the Marine Finfish Aquaculture Standards Project, which advances the development of rigorous, performance-based standards for marine fish farming.
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Senior Field Officer, Pew Environment Group
Seth Horstmeyer joined the Pew Environment Group in 2008 as an officer in the field department and is now senior officer responsible for oversight of field operations in 25 states.
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Director, Lenfest Ocean Program, Pew Environment Group
Charlotte Hudson joined the Pew Environment Group in 2005, advancing to director of the Lenfest Ocean Program. In this position, Hudson works with marine research aimed at reversing the decline of the global marine environment.
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Manager, U.S. Arctic Program, Pew Environment Group
Eleanor Huffines joined the Pew Environment Group in 2009 as manager of the U.S. Arctic Program.
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Science Director, Arctic Program, Pew Environment Group
Henry Huntington joined the Pew Environment Group in 2009 as the science director for the International Arctic Program.
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Manager, International Boreal Conservation Campaign, Pew Environment Group
Mathew Jacobson joined the Pew Environment Group in 2008 when the National Environmental Trust merged with Pew. He develops and implements outreach and campaign strategies for boreal conservation, primarily in Québec.
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Manager, Reforming Industrial Animal Agriculture, Pew Environment Group
Julie Janovsky joined the Pew Environment Group in May 2011 as manager of the Campaign to Reform Industrial Animal Agriculture, which is working to move a broken, unhealthy, and unsustainable system of food production toward a model that is less damaging to the environment, rural communities, human health, and animal welfare.
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Director, International Boreal Conservation Campaign, Pew Environment Group
Steven Kallick joined the Pew Environment Group in 1997 as a program officer and is now director of the International Boreal Conservation Campaign, managing one of the largest and most successful projects in the Pew Environment Group’s portfolio.
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Director, Protecting the Deep Sea Campaign, Pew Environment Group
Andrea Kavanagh joined the Pew Environment Group in January 2008, as manager of the Salmon Aquaculture Reform Campaign. In January of 2011, she became manager of the Protecting the Deep Sea Campaign, a project dedicated to stopping the destructive practice of bottom trawling.
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Officer, Ocean Science Division, Pew Environment Group
Faith Kearns joined the Pew Environment Group in 2009 and is an officer with the Ocean Science Division, where she helps campaign staff develop and integrate scientific information using a variety of scientific, technical and communications approaches.
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Adviser, European Marine Programme, Pew Environment Group
Markus Knigge is policy and research director for the Pew Environment Group’s European Marine Programme. He is responsible for developing policy proposals, commissioning and managing research, and devising strategies for the dissemination of findings.
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Senior Officer, International Policy, Pew Environment Group
Gerald Leape joined the Pew Environment Group in 2008 as a senior officer focusing primarily on international marine issues. His responsibilities have included conserving krill, reforming salmon aquaculture production practices and significantly reducing illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing through a binding global treaty.
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Deputy Director, International Policy, Pew Environment Group
Susan Lieberman joined the Pew Environment Group in August 2009 as deputy director of International Policy. She leads an integrated program focused on treaties, regional fisheries management organizations and other intergovernmental organizations to achieve Pew’s marine conservation goals.
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Senior Officer, Campaign for America's Wilderness, Pew Environment Group
Tim Mahoney joined the Pew Environment Group in 2010 as a senior officer for the Campaign for America’s Wilderness (CAW).
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Senior Officer, Campaign for Healthy Oceans, Pew Environment Group
Christopher Mann joined the Pew Environment Group in 2007 and leads projects to develop science-based, precautionary standards for marine aquaculture and to advance federal legislation, implementing recommendations of the Pew Oceans Commission for ecosystem-based management of U.S. ocean waters.
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Manager, Campaign for America's Wilderness, Pew Environment Group
Jim Mathews joined the Pew Environment Group in 2010 when the Campaign for America’s Wilderness merged with Pew. Mathews has more than 25 years of experience working on environmental, natural resource and conservation issues in the public and private sectors.
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Director, Campaign for America's Wilderness, Pew Environment Group
Mike Matz joined the Pew Environment Group in 2010 when the Campaign for America’s Wilderness merged with Pew. As the director, Matz works to protect the nation’s remaining wildlands to ensure an enduring legacy of wilderness for future generations.
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Manager, Global Ocean Legacy, Pew Environment Group
Robert Mazurek joined the Pew Environment Group in November 2011 as manager of the Global Ocean Legacy project, which works to create large no-take marine reserves around the world. Mazurek is responsible for outreach and project management.
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Director, Global Ocean Legacy, Pew Environment Group
Jay Nelson joined the Pew Environment Group in 2006 as director of the Global Ocean Legacy project, which works to create large no-take marine reserves around the world.
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Senior Officer, International Policy, Pew Environment Group
Amanda Nickson joined the Pew Environment Group in 2010 to lead advocacy efforts with regional fisheries management organizations, the international bodies that govern the treaties regulating commercial fishing on the high seas.
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Manager, Australia Program, Pew Environment Group
Patrick O'Leary joined the Pew Environment Group in 2009. He focuses on strengthening Pew’s indigenous partnerships, enhancing environmental protection across Northern Australia and pursuing linkages between reducing greenhouse gas emissions and protecting biodiversity.
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Manager, Campaign for America's Wilderness, Pew Environment Group
Jon Owen joined the Pew Environment Group in 2010 when the Campaign for America’s Wilderness merged with Pew.
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Manager, Global Ocean Legacy, Pew Environment Group
Andi Pearl joined the Pew Environment Group in 2006 as a manager for the Antarctic Krill Conservation Project. In 2010, she moved to the Global Ocean Legacy project, where she is responsible for assessing future projects related to the campaign’s goal of protecting special places in the sea.
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Manager, Australia—Channel Country, Pew Environment Group
Rupert Quinlan has worked with the Pew Environment Group since March 2010 as manager, Channel Country campaign, in which he works with partner organizations to secure protection of Queensland’s rivers as part of the state’s Wild Rivers Act.
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Director, Western Lands Initiative, Pew Environment Group
Ken Rait became the Director of the Western Lands Initiative in September 2011. Ken joined the Pew Environment Group in 2010 as senior officer for the Campaign for America’s Wilderness. Rait is the former director of the Heritage Forests Campaign, an initiative that successfully advocated for the conservation of nearly 60 million acres of roadless, wild national forestlands.
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Director, Global Shark Conservation, Pew Environment Group
Matt Rand joined the Pew Environment Group in 2008, advancing to director of Global Shark Conservation. The campaign helped the island nations of the Maldives and Palau establish shark sanctuaries in their territorial waters, closing 590,000 square miles in the Pacific and Indian oceans to shark fishing.
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Managing Director, Pew Environment Group
Joshua Reichert heads the Pew Environment Group, which focuses on the problems of climate change, the preservation of large intact wilderness ecosystems and the protection of the global marine environment.
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Policy and Research Manager, Forage Fish Conservation Initiative, Pew Environment Group
Tom Rudolph joined the Pew Environment Group in 2011 as policy and research manager for the Forage Fish Conservation Initiative. He works in three regions New England, the Mid-Atlantic, and the Pacific Coast on promoting precautionary management practices for forage fish in order to ensure the dietary needs of marine predators are met.
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Deputy Director, International Ocean Conservation, Pew Environment Group
Karen Sack joined the Pew Environment Group in September 2009 as director of International Ocean Conservation.
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Officer, Southeast and Caribbean Fish Conservation Campaign, Pew Environment Group
Debbie Salamone joined the Pew Environment Group in 2009 as a communications manager focused on ending overfishing in the Gulf of Mexico, the South Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean.
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Manager, Campaign for America's Wilderness, Pew Environment Group
Doug Scott joined the Pew Environment Group in 2010 when the Campaign for America’s Wilderness merged with Pew.
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Manager, Pacific Fish Conservation Program, Pew Environment Group
Paul Shively joined Pew in January, 2011 as the campaign manager for the Pacific Fish Conservation Program where he works to suspend the expansion of fisheries on forage stocks until an ecosystem-based approach can be implemented.
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Officer, Government Relations, Pew Environment Group
Velma Smith joined The Pew Charitable Trusts in 2008. As an officer of government relations for the Pew Environment Group, she supports a range of programs including public lands and mining reform, protection of Arctic resources and reform of industrial animal agriculture.
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Manager, U.S. Public Lands Program, Pew Environment Group
Tom St. Hilaire joined the Pew Environment Group in August 2009. As part of the U.S. public lands team, he is responsible for securing strong protections for roadless areas in national forests and reforming the outdated law that governs the nation’s hardrock mining industry.
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Deputy Director, Government Relations, Pew Environment Group
Karen Steuer joined Pew in 2008 as director of government relations for the Pew Environment Group.
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Director, Australia Program, Pew Environment Group
Barry Traill joined the Pew Environment Group in 2007 as director of the Australia Program, a joint program of Pew and the Nature Conservancy. He works with partner organizations to obtain protection for large wilderness areas in Australia on land and sea.
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Manager, Federal Fisheries Policy Project, Pew Environment Group
Sylvia Troost joined Pew in 2010 as manager for the Federal Fisheries Policy Project.
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Deputy Director, Lands, U.S. and Canadian Oceans and Ocean Science, Pew Environment Group
Tom Wathen joined the Pew Environment Group in June 2008 as a deputy director, managing programs in North American ocean conservation, wilderness protection and marine science.
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Manager, Gulf Surface Longline Campaign, Pew Environment Group
Tom Wheatley joined the Pew Environment Group in August 2009 as manager of the Gulf Surface Longline Campaign.
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Director, Global Campaign to End Illegal Fishing, Pew Environment Group
Jeffrey Wise joined the Pew Environment Group in 2008 and is now the Director of the Global Campaign to End Illegal Fishing. This campaign works to ensure a sustainable future for our oceans by combating illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing around the world. Prior to this, Jeff served as the manager of Pew's Global Conservation Initiative.
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Senior Officer, United Nations Representative, Pew Environment Group
Joan Yang joined the Pew Environment Group in 2010 as a senior officer for International Policy. She coordinates Pew’s work at the United Nations with a focus on marine issues: preservation of biodiversity, ocean governance and sustainable use of marine species.
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Director, Coral Sea Campaign, Global Ocean Legacy, Pew Environment Group
Imogen Zethoven joined the Pew Environment Group in 2007 as project manager for the Coral Sea Campaign and, two years later, became director of the program to establish the world’s largest fully protected marine park.
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