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Executive Director and Co-Founder, ROB FISHER of the Ecological Conservation Organization (ECO) has spent his entire career working to protect and improve natural resources. Prior to Directing ECO, Rob worked for national environmental groups, National Wildlife Federation (NWF), the National Audubon Society, and American Rivers in Washington, D.C. Rob is also the Co-Founder and President of the Arkansas Nature Alliance, a non-profit organization committed to environmental justice and working to conserve Arkansas’ natural resources. He has served as environmental advisor and helped create policy for such dignitaries as Andrew Cuomo and U.S. Senator Mark Pryor. Rob holds a B.S. from Henderson State University in Arkansas and a Masters of Science in Forestry from Stephen F. Austin State University in Texas. Rob studied in Washington State and the National Institute for Health in Maryland, and has published research on Dam Removal and Environmental Enrichment. Mr. Fisher is an Adjunct Professor for the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service, Directing Environmental Forums and Seminars for the University. Rob Fisher is a committed steward of the environment.---------------------DANIEL DEVUN--------------Daniel is native to Arkansas and grew-up exploring the Ozark and Ouachita Mountains via their natural waterways. He tributes these adventures to shaping his passion and desire for an understanding of the natural world. He holds a BS in Environmental Science from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock with an emphasis on Environmental Planning and Biology. Prior to ECO, Daniel worked for the Arkansas Soil and Water Conservation Commission and the National Audubon Society, and he is also a co-founder of the Arkansas Nature Alliance(ANA). Daniel is passionate and concerned for “The Natural State’s” current environmental issues. Daniel is a passionate scientist and committed to positive contributions that work to improve the environment. This profile was edited with Thomas' myspace editor™ V2.5