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Denver Holt directs scientific research of wildlife (primarily owls), their ecology, natural history, prey, and habitat relationships
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Deborah L. Williams concurrently serves as President of Alaska Conservation Solutions and leads the June 7th Alaska Oceans Festival in Anchorage
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Becky Harris directs one of the most effective entities working to protect coastal birds and barrier beaches in New England
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Piotr Parasiewicz provides on-demand applied research to protect and restore rivers, offering engineering solutions integrating physical and ecological sciences
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Julie Ellis directs citizen-science beached bird surveys and a network of over 60 seabird and ecological health organizations from Canada to New Jersey
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Rob Moir managed to bring together more than ninety organizations and government groups in support of ecosystem-based management of MA’s ocean benthos.
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George Divoky’s 29 years of research and story of Black Guillemots on Cooper Island 25 miles east of Barrow brings home the global issue of climate change.
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Jim Elder coordinates efforts to restore and expand environmental education practices to better connect with nature, think ecological, and strengthen ocean literacy
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Jennifer Ferré directs a new effort to support Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary with a constituency protective of a whale feeding ground and unique marine area.
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Alex Loers captains the 70 foot Research Vessel STELLWAGEN to provide scientists a platform for whale research on the Western Atlantic from Canada to the Bahamas.
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Carlos Moreno, an ACE youth, leads concerned citizens on a Toxic Tour of the Dudley Square neighborhood in Boston.
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Dr. Quincy Lettsome, residents of the British Virgin Islands and local groups came together to form an umbrella-representative group to protect wildlife and precious salt pond, creek and mangrove habitats.
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