PERMFILE125113

• Permit No: C1981040
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• Doc Date: 12/11/2001
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• RESUME OF JAMES G. ERICKSON
PROFESSION: Associate Professor of Biology, Fort.Lewis~College,
Durango, Colo.
EDUCATION B. A., Biology, 1950, Doane College
M.S., Fisheries Management, 1951, Iowa State University
Ph.D., Zoology, 1964, University of Wyoming
EXPERIENCE:
1953-56 Fisheries Biologist, Ohio Division of Wildlife. In
charge of fisheries field investigations fora region
comprising one-fourth of the state. Fish population
problems, aquatic vegetation management, public
relations and scientific report writing relating to
warm-water sport fisheries.
1956-61 Fisheries Biologist, Wyoming Game and Fish Commission.
Involved in field work and technical evaluation of
both warm-water and trout fisheries in various regions
of Wyoming. Streams, lakes and reservoirs studied
from all aspects relative to sport fishing.
• 1964- Assistant, Associate and Professor of Biology,
present Fort Lewis College.
PUBLICATIONS AND MAJOR REPORTS
Three technical articles about fish and fisheries in scientific
journals. Three popular articles in lJyoming Wildlife.
1978 Report on U.S. Forest Service Study on Stream
Stability and Fisheries Habitat, West Dolores River,
Colorado.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS (past and present):
American Society of Zoologists
Society of Sigma Xi
Colorado-Wyoming Academy of Science
SPECIAL INTERESTS AND CAPABILITIES:
Study of living systems in aquatic environments.
Physiological studies dealing with animals.
Environmental impact of man-made actions on biological systems.