RFHP
To protect and improve healthy aquatic habitat in reservoir systems for the benefit of fish and wildlife and the enhancement of quality of life for people and their communities
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 Executive Committee


Name Affiliation
Mike Armstrong
Southeastern Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (AR)
Doug Nygren
Midwest Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (KS)
Neil Manji Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (CA)
Gary Martel
Northeastern Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (VA)
E. Dwight Fielder
Bureau of Land Management (Washington, DC)
Stuart Leon U. S. Fish and Wilidlife Service
Tim Toplisek
Army Corps of Engineers
Jeff Lucero
Bureau of Reclamation
Mark Hoyer
North American Lake Management Society
Chris Horton B.A.S.S./ESPN
Martin MacDonald American Sportfishing Association/BassPro Shops
Robert Curry American Fisheries Society -- Administration Section

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Healthy reservoir systems meet many needs:

  • Habitat for aquatic and terrestrial life

  • Fishing for 20 million freshwater anglers

  • Primary recreation areas for boating, swimming, camping, and other outdoor activities

  • Tourist destinations bringing economic benefit to nearby communities

  • Water supply for agriculture, industry, and municipal use

  • Power generation

  • Flood control


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To join in this effort, contact:

Jeff Boxrucker
Coordinator
Reservoir Fisheries Habitat Partnership
9321 E. State Highway 9
Norman, OK 73026
405-659-1797
jboxrucker@sbcglobal.net