Alison Agness
Alison Agness is the Kokanee Salmon Recovery Manager at King County, WA, coordinating regional efforts for salmon recovery. She has extensive expertise in natural resource management, policy, and fisheries, with previous roles at Agness Consulting, Environment Canada, the National Park Service, and NOAA.
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King County, WA Kokanee Salmon Recovery Manager 2023–present · current
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Puget Sound Partnership Puget Sound Acquisition & Restoration Program Manager 2022–2023 · past
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Agness Consulting Consultant, Policy and Planning - Engagement / Strategy / Analysis 2019–2022 · past
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NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration U.S. Program Manager, Pacific Salmon Commission 2014–2018, Program Coordinator / Project Manager - Fishery Biologist 2007–2014 · past
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SAIC Fish and Wildlife Biologist 2006–2007 · past
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National Park Service Wildlife Biologist 2005 · past
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U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell Outreach Aid 2004 · past
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University of Washington, Washington Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit Wildlife Biologist 2003–2006 · past
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service / NOAA Fisheries Biological Technician 2002 · past
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Environment Canada Biological Technician 2000 · past
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US Geological Survey - Research Corporation of the University of Hawaii Biological Technician 2000–2002 · past
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Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Biological Technician 1998–2000 · past
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University of Washington Biological Technician 1997–1998 · past
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US Forest Service Biological Technician 1996 · past
Education
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University of Washington, School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences Master's degree, Aquatic and Fishery Sciences · 2003–2006
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University of Washington, School of Environmental and Forest Sciences Bachelor's degree, Wildlife Science / Minor - Quantitative Science · 1997–2000
Organizations
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King County, WA Kokanee Salmon Recovery Manager 2023–present · current
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Puget Sound Partnership Puget Sound Acquisition & Restoration Program Manager 2022–2023 · past
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Agness Consulting Consultant, Policy and Planning - Engagement / Strategy / Analysis 2019–2022 · past
Education
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University of Washington, School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences Master's degree, Aquatic and Fishery Sciences · 2003–2006
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University of Washington, School of Environmental and Forest Sciences Bachelor's degree, Wildlife Science / Minor - Quantitative Science · 1997–2000