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Staff
 Tim
Cullinan, Science and Bird Conservation Director
Tim is a professional wildlife biologist whose primary areas
of expertise are forest ecology, ornithology, and the ecology
and conservation of migratory birds. He is the author of Important
Bird Areas of Washington, and Audubon Washington’s recently
published State of the Birds report. Before moving to Washington’s
Olympic Peninsula eighteen years ago, Tim conducted research
on ruffed grouse, Canada geese, and forest songbirds in the
Midwest and Northeast. He is currently leading Washington’s
Important Bird Areas program, participating in a statewide
review of forest practices regulations affecting wildlife,
and working to improve siting standards for wind power facilities.
He has a BS in zoology from Ohio State University, and an
MS in environmental and forest biology from the State University
of New York/Syracuse.
Contact Tim via e-mail
or by phone in Sequim, 360-683-6257. |
