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Ashland NFWCO Washington Office Detail
Midwest Region, April 21, 2008
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The Ashland National Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office (NFWCO) sent Ted Koehler on a one month detail opportunity to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Washington Office’s Division of Fish and Wildlife Management and Habitat Restoration in February and March of 2008.  Koehler worked directly with the Branch of Habitat Restoration on multiple projects related to the Coastal Program and the Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program.  Some of the efforts in which he assisted included the national summary of the Coastal and Partners Program’s strategic plans, development of the manual chapter for the Coastal Program and initial development of a habitat restoration training curriculum.  Koehler gave a brown bag presentation while there, which featured the Ashland office’s 18 Mile Creek Fish Passage Restoration Project.  The detail also offered the chance to gain valuable insight into national level decision making processes and the work that is performed on a daily basis to restore and protect Service trust species.

Contact Info: Midwest Region Public Affairs, 612-713-5313, charles_traxler@fws.gov



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