Eagle Creek National Fish Hatchery
Pacific Region
 

Staff


Manager


Filling fish feeders  at Eagle Creek NFH - photo by Roberta GuarinoLarry Telles has been the Hatchery Manager since 2007. He has worked with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service hatchery program since 1977. He graduated from the New Mexico State University with a B.S. in Agriculture/Fisheries in 1980. During his tenure with the Service, he has had work assignments in Idaho, Washington, Oregon. His hatchery experience involves the propagation of spring and fall Chinook, coho and summer and fall chum salmon, steelhead, rainbow, and cutthroat trout, channel catfish and bass.

Assistant Manager


Mark Galloway is the Assistant Manager of the Eagle Creek NFH. Mark came to Eagle Creek from Quinault National Fish on the Washington coast. Mark has worked for the Quileute Tribe and Anadromous Inc in Oregon. He graduated from Humboldt State in 1987 with a B.S. in Fisheries.

Fish Culture


Three fish culturists: Steve Semon, Mt Hood Community College Fisheries graduate; Jeff Ellis, Mt Hood Community College Fisheries graduate;and Jeff McLaren are responsible for collecting eggs from returning adult salmon, care and inventory of the eggs and the care and feeding of the young fish for one year until release.

Maintenance


Maintenance Worker Scott Profit, Mt Hood Community College Fisheries granduate, is responsible for hatchery repairs, maintenance and serves as an inspector during construction projects. He also assists in spawning operations and fish transfers.

Program Assistant


Eugene Bauman is the hatchery’s Program Assistant. Eugene tracks the hatchery’s budget, pays bills, initiates payroll and other administrative tasks.


 

 

Last updated: May 6, 2008
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