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North Florida Field Office

Staff Directory and Contact Information


U. S. Fish & Wildlife Service
North Florida Field Office
7915 Baymeadows Way, Suite 200
Jacksonville, FL 32256-7517
Go here for directions & map to our office - located in the rear building displaying ParkerVision and Advance Disposal
Phone: 904-731-3336
Fax: 904-731-3045

Dave Hankla
904-731-3308
Field Supervisor

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Linda Walker
904-731-3316
Deputy Field Supervisor
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Jay Herrington
904-731-3326
Regulatory Chief
Fish & Wildlife Biologist
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Sandy MacPherson
904-731-3328
National Sea Turtle Coordinator
Fish & Wildlife Biologist
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Chuck Underwood
904-731-3332
Public Affairs Officer
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Nicole Adimey
904-731-3079
Wildlife Biologist
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Bill Brooks
904-731-3136
Wildlife Biologist
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CalLee Davenport
904-731-3201
Fish & Wildlife Biologist
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Annie Dziergowski
904-731-3089
Wildlife Biologist
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Erin Gawera
904-731-3121
Fish & Wildlife Biologist
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Dawn Jennings
904-731-3103
Fish & Wildlife Biologist
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Mike Jennings
904-731-3093
Fish & Wildlife Biologist
Contact via email

Candace Martino
904-731-3142
Wildlife Biologist
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Angelia Menchan
904-731-3077
Fiscal Officer
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John Milio
904-731-3098
Fish & Wildlife Biologist
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Jane Monaghan
904-731-3119
Wildlife Biologist
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Heath Rauschenberger
904-731-3203
Ecologist
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Cameron Shaw
904-731-3191
Fish & Wildlife Biologist
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Stan Simpkins
904-731-3096
Fish & Wildlife Biologist
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Paula Sisson
904-731-3134
Fish & Wildlife Biologist
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Jim Valade
904-731-3116
Fish & Wildlife Biologist
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Linda White
904-731-3182
GIS Analyst
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Josh Foster
904-731-3175

TAILS/IT Asst.
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Admin Assistant
904-731-3052
(VACANT)
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Sophia McBride
904-731-3056
Administrative Asst.
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Saint Petersburg Satellite Office
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
600 Fourth St. South
St Petersburg, Florida 33701

    Linda Smith
Fish & Wildlife Biologist
904-868-4044
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Ann Marie Lauritsen
Wildlife Biologist
904-525-0661
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Todd Mecklenborg
Fish & Wildlife Biologist
727-820-3705
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Last modified September 8, 2008

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