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John Bailey
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John
Bailey, Chair, Fly Fishing Business Owner
John has been Chair of the Task Force for four years. He is the owner of the internationally renowned Dan
Bailey’s Fly Shop in downtown Livingston. Born
and raised in Paradise Valley, John has been fishing the
upper Yellowstone River for more than 40 years.
His home is located on a lagoon along the
Yellowstone River.
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Dave Haug |
Dave Haug, Present Vice Chair, Park Conservation
District Supervisor
The
Haug family has been farming and ranching in Park and
Sweetgrass Counties for three generations, since the
turn of the century.
As a Supervisor for the Park Conservation
District, Dave’s Board issues 310 permits on the
Yellowstone River; he is also a member of the
City/County Planning Board and a board member of the
Livingston Ditch Association, which uses water from the
Yellowstone.
Currently, his family farms and manages timber on
their property in the Upper Yellowstone River Study
Area.
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Roy Aserlind
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Roy Aserlind, Emeritus Professor, University of
Wisconsin-Madison
Roy
grew up in Livingston and has owned a home on Ninth
Street Island for 30 years, where he and his wife,
Margot, now live the year around.
Roy’s concerns for the Yellowstone are all
first hand, going back to the 1940s and1950s when there
was concerted effort to build the Allenspur Dam. There were also problems created by gold dredging near Chico
Hot Springs resulting in a constantly muddied river, and
a spruce budworm spraying episode that resulted in a
massive poisoning of the river’s aquatic insect life.
Roy feels that he understands and appreciates the
health and fragility of riverine structures.
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Andrew Dana |
Andrew Dana, local property owner along the
Yellowstone River
Andrew
Dana's family owns a working ranch on the Yellowstone
River. He is
an attorney who specializes in protection of
agricultural, open-space, and
natural lands and represents local, regional, and
national land conservation
organizations, as well as landowners. He consults
nationally on land
conservation issues and currently serves on the Advisory
Council of
the Yellowstone Park Foundation.
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Doug Ensign |
Doug
Ensign, local property owner along the Yellowstone
River
Doug
and his wife, Zena, own and operate the Mission Ranch, a
cattle ranch that has been in the family for two
generations. The
Yellowstone River flanks the ranch on its northern end
for a stretch of two miles. The ranch contains extensive
Yellowstone River bottom lands and several spring
creeks.
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Michelle
Goodwine |
Michelle
Goodwine, CRS, ABR, GSI; past president of the
Montana Association of REALTORS®.
Michelle
has worked as a REALTOR® for 14 years and owns Coldwell
Banker Maverick Realty.
Michelle and her family are Livingston
natives and live north of town on the Yellowstone River.
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Jerry O’Hair |
Jerry
O’Hair, local property owner along the Yellowstone
River
O’Hair
family members are fourth generation Paradise Valley
residents. Jerry
owns and operates a working cattle ranch that adjoins
the upper Yellowstone River for approximately three
miles. The
internationally famous Armstrong Spring Creek is also
located on his ranch.
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Brant Oswald |
Brant
Oswald, Conservation Group(s) Representative
Brant
is a licensed Montana outfitter and co-manager of the
Yellowstone Angler, a
fly fishing shop in Livingston.
He has served on the Board of Directors of both
the Joe Brooks Chapter (Livingston) of Trout Unlimited
and the Park County Environ-mental Council.
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Ed Schilling
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Ed Schilling, Park County Commissioner
Ed
has lived in Montana for more than 40 years.
He and his family reside in the Clyde Park area.
In addition to his many commission duties, Ed is
a local businessman and owner of AG Tech, a ranch or
property consulting and management company.
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Rod Siring |
Rod
Siring, local property owner along the Yellowstone
River
Rod
was born and raised in Montana, and he and his wife have
spent the last 33 years in Park County.
Rod is a retired Park Electric Cooperative
manager, where he worked for 30 years.
He enjoys fishing and boating on the Yellowstone.
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Bob Wiltshire |
Bob
Wiltshire, Angling Community Representative
For
more than 20 years, Bob has been closely involved with
the fishery of the
Yellowstone River.
Employed by the Federation of Fly Fishers, Bob
has 15
years of outfitting experience, a background in fishery
management, is a
frequent lecturer about fisheries issues, and
contributes angling articles to
a number of publications
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Jim Woodhull |
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Ex-Officio Members |
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Ken Britton, District
Ranger
USFS, Gallatin National Forest
Gardiner Ranger District
Gardiner Montana |
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Liz Galli-Noble, Task
Force Coordinator
Livingston Montana |
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Tom Olliff, Chief, Branch
of Natural Resources
NPS, Yellowstone National Park
Mammoth Wyoming |
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Ron
Archuleta, District Ranger
USFS, Gallatin National Forest
Livingston Ranger District,
Livingston Montana |
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Robert Ray, Watershed
Management
Section Supervisor
Montana DEQ
Planning, Prevention, and Assistance Division
Helena Montana |
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Laurence Siroky, Water
Operations
Bureau Chief
Montana DNRC
Floodplain Program, Water Resources Division
Helena Montana |
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Allan Steinle, Montana
State Program Manager
US Army Corps of Engineers,
Regulatory Branch
Helena Montana |
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Stan Sternberg, Environmental
Program Manager
Environmental Services
Montana Department of Transportation
Helena Montana |
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Joel Tohtz, Fisheries
Biologist
Montana FWP
Livingston Montana
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