Staff

Alpena Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office (FWCO) staff specialize in a variety of fields including the following:

• Biology of Great Lakes native species

• Fishery ecology, management, and population dynamics

• Aquatic invasive species issues

• Habitat and ecosystem health on private and public lands

• Simulation modeling, GIS, and statistical and technical applications

• 1836 tribal treaty fishery issues

The Alpena FWCO welcomes comments or questions about fish and wildlife resources and U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service programs. Staff members are available for presentations to schools, civic groups, and other groups interested in fish and wildlife resources. To contact staff, please use the E-mail addresses provided below.

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Staff Projects and Contact Information

Scott Koproski, Fishery biologist, Acting project leader scott_koproski@fws.gov
Treaty fishery assistance
Lake trout restoration
Lake sturgeon investigations
Refuge fishery assistance

Andrea Ania, Fishery biologist, andrea_ania@fws.gov
Fish passage

Bob Bergstrom, Marine engineer, bob_bergstrom@fws.gov
M/V Spencer F. Baird

James Boase, Fishery biologist, james_boase@fws.gov
Lake sturgeon investigations
Refuge fishery assistance

Dave Bohn, Seamen fishermen, david_bohn@fws.gov
M/V Spencer F. Baird

Anjanette Bowen, Fishery biologist, anjanette_bowen@fws.gov
Aquatic invasive species issues
Refuge fishery assistance
Accomplishment reporting
Education and outreach coordinator

Adam Kowalski, Fishery biologist, adam_kowalski@fws.gov
Treaty fishery assistance
Lake trout restoration
Lake sturgeon investigations

Mike Perry, Captain, mike_perry@fws.gov
M/V Spencer F. Baird

Heather Rawlings, Fish and wildlife biologist, heather_rawlings@fws.gov
Partners for Fish and Wildlife

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