About Us

Steve Kozlowski

Wildlife Biologist

Specialties

• Biological Assessments and Evaluations for various wildlife species
• ARC GIS analysis, modeling, and map making
• reptile and amphibian surveys
• Working in solitary, rugged and remote terrain
• Experienced facilitator for Forest Leadership Teams, Level 1 Interagency Consultation Teams, and various high profile events
• Interpretive wildlife programs with youth or adults
• Public Affairs assignments

Certifications

• Mexican Spotted Owl Surveys
• Firefighter, Squad Boss
• ATV, Snowmobile, Chainsaw

Education

• Bachelor of Science, Wildlife Biology, Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, CO.
• Associate in Applied Science, Natural Resource Management, State University of NY, Finger Lakes, NY

Experience

1998-2008, Steve was employed as a ranger district wildlife biologist for the Medicine Bow and Routt (MBR) National Forests in Laramie, WY. Prior to that, between 1993–1998 he was a wildlife biologist for the Gifford Pinchot NF in Randle, WA. From 1989-1993, Steve was the district wildlife biologist for the Routt NF, Walden, CO.

Steve has worked with the Forest Service since 1989. In addition to the standard work completed by a district wildlife and fish biologist, he has had numerous special assignments including as a flood restoration coordinator following 100-year flood activity on the Gifford Pinchot National Forest; as the Level 1 consultation team chair for Southern Wyoming; as a facilitator for numerous Forest leadership team meetings and at the Centennial Congress in Washington DC; and as a MBR public affairs officer. In 2007, he established an education program for at-risk youth, which earned a Regional Forester’s award for community collaboration.

Steve Kozlowski has worked with TEAMS since 2008.