Robin Smith

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Environmental Scientist

Personal Statement

I have a B.S. in education and a M.S. in Environmental Science. I have worked as an environmental science and biology teacher; a seasonal ranger for the National Park Service (Grand Canyon, Carlsbad Caverns, Redwood, Rocky Mountain, Denali, and Yellowstone National Parks); an environmental specialist/scientist for the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency; the executive director of In Defense of Endangered Species; and the regional director of the Native Forest Council.

In my current position with the Native Forest Council I have developed an educational slide presentation titled Forever Wild. This presentation outlines the Native Forest Council's goal of passing Forever Wild legislation. This legislation will prohibit all destructive activities on publicly owned lands (grazing, logging, mining, oil/gas drilling, and use of vehicles off-road). If anyone has a need for this presentation, please give me a call at (614) 538-9344.

I am also currently on the Board of Directors of the Greater Yellowstone Coalition.

By and About

• Impacts to Wildlife Resulting from Livestock Grazing at the U.S. Sheep Experiment Station.  Robin Smith. August 2005 (PDF)
   

• FREE YELLOWSTONE from domestic livestock (poster). Map, text, and many of the photos for this poster by Robin Smith. (March, 2005)
   

• Commercial Livestock Grazing in Grand Teton National Park. by Robin Smith (June 2004)

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