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01-15-2011:
Cramer Fish Sciences welcomes Fisheries Scientist Mike Saiki, Ph.D.
to our West Sacramento, California team.
01-15-2011:
Cramer Fish Sciences welcomes Quantitative Fish Biologist Tommy Garrison to
our Gresham, Oregon team, and Fisheries Biologist Steve Zeug, Ph.D.
to our Auburn, California team.
11-7-2010:
Cramer Fish Sciences shared a booth with
Waterborne Environmental
at the SETAC North America 31st Annual Meeting in Portland, Oregon, Nov. 7-11th.
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10-25-2010:
Cramer Fish Sciences welcomes Science Writer Phil Gaskill to
our Gresham, Oregon team.
03-24-2010:
Cramer Fish Sciences was highlighted in an article in The Sacramento Bee,
"Salmon,
steelhead spawn freely in restored American River gravel".
03-11-2010:
Cramer Fish Sciences welcomes Fisheries Biologists Jenny Melgo
and Ben Rook, as well as Molecular Biologist Gregg Schumer, to
our California team. We also welcome Fisheries Biologist
Jay Vaughan to our Oregon staff.
01-13-2010:
Leadership Change
Fisheries Scientist Brad Cavallo has been selected by the CFS Executive
Council to be President of CFS. Founder Steve Cramer will serve as
Chairman of the Board and continue serving clients in his roll as
Founding Scientist.
08-19-2009:
ACS Presentation
CFS President, Steve Cramer,
presented "Framework for Estimating Exposure of ESA-listed Salmon to Pesticides"
at the American Chemical Society
National
Exposition in Washington, D.C.
08-01-2009:
CFS:DROPBOX
Cramer Fish Sciences announces the deployment of a new web-based
file transmission
service called CFS:DROPBOX.
More info...
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January 13, 2010: Leadership Change at Cramer Fish Sciences
Contact Name: Frieda Christopher, 503-491-9577,
Gresham, OR
Cramer Fish Sciences (CFS) is pleased to announce that the CFS Executive
Council, a team of CFS senior scientists, selected Brad Cavallo as President at
their annual corporate meeting on January 13, 2010. Cavallo will lead CFS from
its Auburn, California office and will continue to lead his own staff and
fisheries consulting projects.
Before joining Cramer Fish Sciences, Brad Cavallo worked 2 years for the
California Department of Fish and Game and 8 years with California Department of
Water Resources where he served as lead fisheries scientist for Federal Energy
Regulatory Commission relicensing of the California State Water Project. Since
joining CFS, Brad has served as lead scientist for CFS operations in California
and has consulted to a variety of government agencies and private sector
clients. Additionally, Brad served as president of the California-Nevada chapter
of the American Fisheries Society in 2007.
Brad Cavallo succeeds Steve Cramer, the company founder and President for the
past 22 years. Mr. Cramer will serve as Chairman of the Board for CFS, and will
devote more time and greater focus as a consulting scientist to CFS clients.
Q & A
How might this affect the future direction of the company?
CFS will continue to
pursue the founding vision and ideals that have shaped the company over its
22-year history. The company will continue to be fish-centric in its focus on
environmental issues, and will specialize in delivery of high-end quantitative
analyses and cutting-edge methods for sampling fish and aquatic habitats.
How big is CFS?
Cramer Fish Sciences currently has 28 full-time employees and
gross annual revenues of $3 million. It has offices in Auburn and Oakdale,
California; Gresham and Coos Bay, Oregon; Moscow, Idaho, and Olympia,
Washington.
What does CFS do?
Cramer Fish Sciences has a team of 25 fisheries biologists and
ecologists along the West Coast of the U.S. that apply advanced research methods
and quantitative analyses to discover solutions for sustaining fish populations
in concert with other watershed uses by humans.
Since it's founding in 1987, CFS has served government agencies, tribes,
utilities, and varied organizations to resolve their toughest aquatic-resource
issues, with a principle focus on salmonids and sturgeon. CFS has extensive
experience resolving issues with fish habitat disturbances and improvements,
fish passage, water use and hydro facility effects, harvest management, and fish
hatcheries.
CFS has developed a strong reputation for synthesizing and translating complex
scientific analyses into practical and understandable solutions for scientists,
managers, and lay audiences. The fundamental ambition of the company is to
delight clients by understanding their needs, clarifying the scientific path to
a solution, and helping them implement the solution.
CFS has a 22 year history of achieving firsts in introducing new field study
methods, synthesizing fisheries information across regions and full life cycles,
developing new analytical methods, and creating ESA Recovery Plans. They have
earned scientific credibility from a wide spectrum of natural resource
regulators, developers, and conservationists alike.
About Cramer Fish Sciences
Cramer Fish Sciences is a group of multidisciplinary scientific professionals
that provide innovative solutions for fisheries and environmental challenges,
serving Oregon, California, Washington, Idaho, Montana and Alaska. Their
headquarters are in Gresham, Oregon.
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