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Jim Martin retired after a 30 year career with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Since then he has been able to reflect on those years as a field biologist, fish researcher, harvest manager, chief of fisheries, and governor's advisor. His reflections have centered on asking, "How much of all that work really mattered?" What portion of my efforts and passion were spent on what someone else saw as the urgent, while the important and meaningful got away from me?
His sentiments on leadership are recorded here in his voice, as a motivating message to everyone from young and aspiring students to mid-career professionals to retired administrators.
Dr. Hal Salwasser, Dean, College of Forestry, Oregon State University, the inaugural speaker for the new Boone and Crockett Lectureship series shares his view on "Foundations of American Wildlife Conservation Past and Future: The Need for Leaders to Match the Times."
Prior to joining the OSU faculty in July 2000, Hal was director of the U.S. Forest Service Pacific Southwest Research Station in California (1997-2000), regional forester for the northern region of the Forest Service in Montana (1995-1997), Boone and Crockett Professor of Wildlife Conservation at the University of Montana (1992-1995), and director of New Perspectives/Ecosystem Management for the U.S. Forest Service in Washington D.C. (1990-1992).
