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 *'''(A)  Garry Cantley''' (Bureau of Indian Affairs) has over 25 years experience in archeology throughout many parts of North America. He received his undergraduate degree from the Universidad de las Americas in Cholula, Puebla, Mexico and a graduate degree from Arizona State University. He has been with the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Phoenix, Arizona, since 1992 and has received numerous awards for superior performance. During his tenure he has represented BIA in numerous interagency organizations on both national and regional scales.
-*'''(A) Todd Chaudhry''' (Grand Canyon National Park) was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio. He attended Duke University where he graduated Cum Laude with a bachelor’s degree in Environmental Sciences and Policy in 1997.  As an undergraduate, he was awarded the Bookhout Research Scholarship, studied abroad for a semester in Australia through the School for International Training, and was a National Science Foundation intern on a fire ecology study in southern California through Pomona College. Upon graduation, Todd worked for a summer as a biological sciences technician on a coyote-sheep depredation study in northern Utah through Utah State University. He accepted his first permanent job in 1998 as an environmental protection specialist with the EPA’s Region 8 Brownfields Program in Denver, Colorado.  He transferred to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Red Bluff, California in 2001. He served for over two years as a fish and wildlife biologist and conducted Endangered Species Act section 7 consultations on federal land management projects in northern California, oversaw watershed restoration projects through the Jobs-in-the-Woods program, and provided SCUBA diving support for FWS’s fisheries program. In order to further pursue his interest in disturbance ecology and applied conservation biology, in 2003 Todd enrolled in graduate school at the University of Tasmania in Australia. His doctoral research focused on providing the first quantitative description of the buttongrass moorland avifauna and investigating responses to post-fire succession, primarily to help guide fire and conservation management within the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. Todd returned to the U.S. in 2009 to serve as the Eastern Washington Forests Program Manager with the Nature Conservancy in Wenatchee, Washington. He joined the National Park Service in November 2010 as the Watershed Stewardship Program Manager for Grand Canyon National Park.  He currently resides in Flagstaff, Arizona.
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 *'''(M) Shane Capron''' (Western Area Power Administration) is a fish biologist at Western’s Corporate Services Office in Denver, Colorado. He attended the University of New Hampshire from 1988-1995 and received a Bachelor’s degree in Water Resources Management (1992) and a Master’s in Zoology (1995). From 1996-1998, he was in Nepal as a Peace Corps volunteer working on watershed conservation projects in the Himalaya near the Tibetan border. In 1998 he returned to the U.S. and began work for the National Marine Fisheries Service in Alaska, first as a fisheries specialist and then soon after as the Steller Sea Lion Recovery Coordinator in the Protected Resources Division. While in Alaska he was the lead on drafting numerous high-profile section 7 consultations under the Endangered Species Act and was the coordinator for a recovery plan for Steller Sea Lions. He also did a 6-month in Portland, Oregon, working on various recovery plans for listed salmon species in the Columbia River. Shane and his family moved back to the lower-48 in 2007 to work with Western and was elected as the Technical Work Group Chair in July 2008. Shane has also served on the Biology Committee and is currently the alternate on the Management committee for the upper basin recovery program. In July 2012 Shane stepped down as the TWG Chair to move to the other side of the table to represent Western and the CRSP Management Center.

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