Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership
Ryan Lockwood is a seasoned communications professional and environmental scientist with extensive experience in marine and wildlife conservation. Currently serving as the Communications Manager for the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, Ryan focuses on marine fisheries issues and ecological restoration initiatives. Previous roles include Project Scientist at CARTER Environmental Services, where Ryan specialized in obtaining environmental permits and conducting species assessments, and Environmental Scientist at Matanzas Geosciences, where Ryan managed Phase I Environmental Site Assessments. Ryan's early career included communications positions with the Colorado State Forest Service, where responsibilities encompassed public relations and strategic content development, and roles in wildlife research and ecological field studies. Ryan holds a Bachelor's degree in Earth Systems Science and Policy from California State University, Monterey Bay, and a Bachelor's degree in Communication from Colorado State University.
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Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership
In 1912 Theodore Roosevelt said, “There can be no greater issue than that of conservation in this country.” While in the political arena, he succeeded in making conservation a top tier national issue. T.R. had the foresight to address these issues still so significant to sportsmen today, understanding that if we want to ensure critical habitat, special hunting grounds and secret fishing holes will be around for future generations, we must plan carefully today. We guarantee all Americans quality places to hunt and fish by uniting and amplifying our partners’ voices to strengthen federal policy and funding.