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Elicker, 57, has worked for ODFW since 1993 when he was hired as a Watershed Health Program Coordinator. Other positions held include Fish Screening Program Manager, Fish Division Deputy Administrator, Legislative Coordinator, and Deputy Director for Fish and Wildlife Programs. He was appointed Director on August 3, 2007 after serving as Acting Director on two separate occasions.
Elicker serves on numerous national organizations. He is Chair of the Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies Ad Hoc Lead Group, and is currently serving a two-year term on the federal Sports Fishing and Boating Partnership Council. He is also the Oregon Commissioner for the Pacific Salmon Commission which deals with salmon harvest and jurisdictional issues between the United States and Canada.
An avid duck hunter and outdoor enthusiast, Elicker earned a Master’s Degree in wildlife biology from Rutgers University in 1982 and an environmental law degree from Lewis and Clark College Northwest School of Law. |
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Roy Elicker, Director
Oregon Department Of Fish and Wildlife |
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