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Officers, Steering Committee, Science Advisors
Officers and Staff Stephen Saunders, President and founder of RMCO, a former Deputy Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior over the National Park Service and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, national policy director in a presidential campaign and senor policy advisor in another, staff director in a congressional leadership office and for two members of Congress, and the manager of statewide and congressional political campaigns in Colorado. Contact Stephen by email at saunders@rockymountainclimate.org or by phone at 303-861-6481 (office) or 303-880-4598 (mobile). Tom Easley, Director of Programs, formerly director of statewide programs for Colorado State Parks. Contact Tom at easley@rockymountainclimate.org, 303-861-6481 (office), or 303-399-4686 (mobile). Dr. Charles Montgomery, Outreach Coordinator. Contact Charlie at montgomery@rockymountainclimate.org, 303-861-6481 (office) or or 303-388-8018 (mobile). Faye Diamond, Secretary of RMCO, of Ridder/Braden, Inc., a political consulting firm. Brenda Stokes, Senior Fellow, at stokes@rockymountainclimate.org or 303-861-6481 (office).
		Advisory Council Tom Looby, City Council, Town of Frisco, and former environment director for the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. Heidi Sherk, director of conservation programs at The Nature Conservancy of Colorado. Auden Schendler, executive director of community and environmental responsibility at Aspen Skiing Company. Lucinda Smith, natural resources department of the City of Fort Collins. Brad Udall, the managing director of the Western Water Assessment at the Center for Science and Technology Policy Research, University of Colorado. Scientific and Technical Advisors Dr. Dennis Ojima, of the Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory at Colorado State University, a co-editor of the Central Great Plains regional climate-change assessment funded by the U.S. government. Joel Smith, vice president of Stratus Consulting, former deputy director of the EPA Climate-change program, and a contributor to reports by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

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Officers, Steering Committee, Science Advisors

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Dr. Dennis Ojima, of the Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory at Colorado State University, a co-editor of the Central Great Plains regional climate-change assessment funded by the U.S. government.