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Indian Forestry & Natural Resources National Directory Indian Forestry & Natural Resources National Directory 2014 Bureau of Indian Affairs And Tribal Offices Revised January 2014 Published by the Intertribal Timber Council This page intentionally left blank. 2 INDIAN FORESTRY & NATURAL RESOURCES NATIONAL DIRECTORY Indian Forestry & Natural Resources National Directory Table of Contents NOTE: All of the entries in the Table of Contents are clickable links to their respective references. Introduction ........................................................................................................ Page iii National & Miscellaneous Offices ........................................................................ Page 1 USDA Forest Service, State & Private Forestry ..................................................... Page 6 BIA Regional Offices and Directors ....................................................................... Page 8 Alaska Region .................................................................................................... Page 10 Eastern Oklahoma Region .................................................................................. Page 30 Eastern Region ................................................................................................... Page 34 Great Plains Region ............................................................................................ Page 40 Midwest Region ................................................................................................. Page 48 Navajo Region .................................................................................................... Page 62 Northwest Region .............................................................................................. Page 66 Pacific Region .................................................................................................... Page 95 Rocky Mountain Region ....................................................................................Page 109 Southern Plains Region .....................................................................................Page 117 Southwest Region .............................................................................................Page 123 Western Region ................................................................................................Page 135 Form for submitting changes and updates ........................................................Page 145 Index.................................................................................................................Page 147 I This page intentionally left blank. ii INDIAN FORESTRY & NATURAL RESOURCES NATIONAL DIRECTORY Indian Forestry & Natural Resources National Directory Introduction The information in this Directory is compiled from the following sources: 1. The original Indian Forestry and Natural Resources National Directory, published by the Bureau of Indian Affairs. 2. All reservations defined as “timbered reservations” in the “Status of Forest Management Inventories and Planning” report as of 9/30/2006, published by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Branch of Forest Resource Planning. 3. Tribal Leaders and BIA Representatives Directory, published Winter 2008 by the USDoI, BIA, Washington, D. C. 4. Survey responses from individual tribes and Alaska nations. 5. Na’eda, Our friends, published 2004 by The CIRI Foundation, Anchorage, Alaska 6. Tiller’s Guide to Indian Country, published 2005 by BowArrow Publishing Company, Albuquerque, New Mexico This Directory is available as a .pdf file for viewing and downloading from the ITC website at http://www.itcnet.org/, and is updated throughout the year. It is designed to be printed two-sided and bound on the left, and is also usable printed on one side. Please submit any changes or additions to the Intertribal Timber Council by 1. Email to [email protected] 2. Telephone to (503) 282-4296 3. Fax to (503) 282-1274 3. U. S. Mail to 1112 NE 21st Avenue, Suite 4, Portland, OR 97232. See the change form and instructions provided on pages 141-142. III This page intentionally left blank. iv INDIAN FORESTRY & NATURAL RESOURCES NATIONAL DIRECTORY NATIONAL AND MISCELLANEOUS OFFICES USDOI, Bureau of Indian Affairs 1849 C Street, NW, MS 4140-MIB Washington, DC 20240 Telephone: (202) 208-5116 Fax: (202) 208-6334 Department/Section Title Employee Name Email Address Phone Number Deputy Bureau Director, Field Michael R. Smith (202) 208-5116 Operations USDOI, Bureau of Indian Affairs Office of Trust Services 1849 C Street, NW, MS-4600-MIB Washington, DC 20240 Telephone: (202) 208-5831 Fax: (202) 208-5015 Department/Section Title Employee Name Email Address Phone Number Deputy Director Trust Services Bryan Rice (202) 208-5831 Climate Change Coordinator Sean J. Hart [email protected] (202) 513-0337 USDOI, Bureau of Indian Affairs Division of Forestry & Wildland Fire Management (DFWFM) 1849 C Street, NW, MS-4620-MIB Washington, DC 20240 Telephone: (202) 208-4439 Updated 2/2012 Fax: (202) 208-7937 Department/Section Title Employee Name Email Address Phone Number Office of Trust Services Chief Forester Bill Downes [email protected] (202) 208-4837 (202) 255-7314 cell Forestry Senior Forester Faline Haven (202) 208-5968 Forestry Senior Forester Vacant (202) 208-4888 Forestry & Fire Assistant Director Resource Aaron Baldwin (202) 208-4439 Protection USDOI, Bureau of Indian Affairs Division of Forestry and Wildland Fire Management Branch of Forest Resources Planning 13922 Denver West Parkway, Bldg 54 Suite 350 Lakewood, CO 80401 Telephone: (720) 407-0632 Updated 7/2013 Fax: (720) 407-0640 Department/Section Title Employee Name Email Address Phone Number BOFRP Branch Chief vacant (720) 484-3206 BOFRP Senior Forester David Wilson [email protected] (720) 484-3212 BOFRP Senior Inventory /Silviculturist Karen DeBord [email protected] (720) 484-3214 BOFRP Forester Bill Yemma [email protected] (720) 484-3202 BOFRP Forest Inventory Wyeth “Chad “ Wallace [email protected] (720) 484-3210 (303) 551-2511 cell BOFRP Forest Inventory Stacie Holmes [email protected] (720) 484-3201 BOFRP Contract Programmer Dave Stitt [email protected] (720) 484-3211 (303) 710-0165 cell INDIAN FORESTRY & NATURAL RESOURCES NATIONAL DIRECTORY 1 NATIONAL AND MISCELLANEOUS OFFICES USDOI, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Branch of Forest Resources Planning, continued Department/Section Title Employee Name Email Address Phone Number NIFC Fire Planner Reeve Armstrong [email protected] (720) 484-3203 (303) 921-2196 cell NIFC Fire Planner Pat Phillips [email protected] (720) 484-3204 (303) 253-0341 cell NIFC Regional Avaiation Specialist Mike Amicarella [email protected] (720) 484-3205 (303) 888-1505 cell BOFRP Conference Room (720) 484-3220 USDOI, Bureau of Indian Affairs Branch of Wildland Fire Management National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC) 3833 South Development Ave. Boise, ID 83705 Telephone: (208) 387-5473 Updated 12/2013 Fax: (208) 387-5581 Department/Section Title Employee Name Email Address Phone Number Assistant Director, Resource Wildland Fire/Forestry Bryan Rice [email protected] (202) 208-4439 Protection NIFC BIA Fire Director Lyle Carlile [email protected] (208) 387-5697 NIFC Assistant BIA Fire Director Bob Roberts [email protected] (208) 387-5620 NIFC Administrative Officer Gini Broyles [email protected] (208) 387-5696 NIFC Contract Specialist Michelle Cruz Salum [email protected] (208) 387-5566 NIFC Administrative Assistant Teresa Wesley [email protected] (208) 387-5115 NIFC Administrative Specialist Lisa Street [email protected] (208) 387-5176 (208) 387-5936 NIFC Office Clerk - Student Christy Eschief-Pallister [email protected] (208) 433-6543 fax Student Trainee (Finance (208) 387-5776 NIFC Amber Vanderschans [email protected] Management) (208) 433-6405 fax Fire Communication & Education NIFC Robyn Broyles [email protected] (208) 387-5473 Specialist NIFC Wildland Fire Safety Specialist Tony Beitia [email protected] (208) 387-5177 NIFC BAER Coordinator Myron Hotinger [email protected] (208) 387-5246 Assistant Director, Fire NIFC Dalan Romero [email protected] (208) 387-5372 Operations NIFC Deputy of Fire Operations Jacqueline Hawley [email protected] (208) 387-5576 NIFC SW BAER Coordinator Darryl Martinez [email protected] (505) 563-3369 NIFC Electronics Technician Marvin Morford [email protected] (208) 387-5853 (208) 387-5860 NIFC Electronics Technician Tony Davis [email protected] (208) 387-5560 fax NIFC Model 52 Center Manager Chester Gladstone [email protected] (406) 329-4956 NIFC Model 52 Program Forestry Tech Basil Tanner [email protected] (406) 829-6756 NIFC Model 52 Program Forestry Tech Adam Wolf [email protected] (406) 829-6756 NIFC Model 52 Center Manager Elvis Handboy [email protected] (605) 964-7032 Model 52 Program NIFC Susan Smart [email protected] (605) 964-7032 Administrative Assistant NIFC Model 52 Program Forestry Tech Martin Anderson [email protected] (605) 964-7032 NIFC Forestry Tech Bradford LeCompte [email protected] (605) 964-7032 NIFC Model 52 Center Manager Dennis Zentz [email protected] (575) 759-3946 Model 52 Program NIFC Bernadette Lucero [email protected] (575) 759-3946 Administrative Assistant NIFC Model 52 Program Forestry Tech Edwin Alonzo [email protected] (575) 759-3946 NIFC Model 52 Program Forestry Tech David Morsette [email protected] (575) 759-3946 2 INDIAN FORESTRY & NATURAL RESOURCES NATIONAL DIRECTORY NATIONAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
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