Fred Euphrat

Fred Euphrat Fred Euphrat is a forester with doctorate in watershed management.Through his business, Forest, Soil & Water, Fred implements forest operations and water management, and conducts research in social forestry.His work is generally in Sonoma and Mendocino Counties, though ranges internationally.Author of three books and more than 20 publications, Fred is on sabbatical from his weekly essays on KRCB Radio in Santa Rosa.He serves on the Carpenter Fund for the Environment and sat six years on the Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation and Open Space Authority.In 2002, Fred ran for Supervisor of Sonoma County, gathering more than 40% of the vote.

Fred Euphrat

THROUGH THE GARDEN GATE | GENERAL MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT | ON WINGS BY FRED EUPHRAT | WELCOME NEW MEMBERS | MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT | PEE WEE AUDUBON | THINGS TO DO PLACES TO GO | BIRD WALK REPORTS | OBSERVATIONS | CHRISTMAS BIRD COUNTERS NEEDED | DONATIONS & CONTRIBUTIONS

A TEACHER'S THANKS | 2002 BIRDATHON UP TO $8,000 | PEE WEE AUDUBON | LIKE A HAWK BY FRED EUPHRAT | OUR FRIEND LUIS | CONSERVATION COMMITTEE NEWS | WELCOME NEW MEMBERS | DONATIONS & CONTRIBUTIONS | THINGS TO DO PLACES TO GO | THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS | OBSERVATIONS | NEWS FROM ACR | BIRD WALK REPORTS

Fred Euphrat of KRCB will host the presentation, and refreshments will be served.Bring your friends and family!

MAY ANNUAL MTG. WITH FRED EUPHRAT
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BY FRED EUPHRAT
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May Annual Meeting with Fred Euphrat
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Madrone Audubon is pleased to welcome radio personality and consulting forester Fred Euphrat to its annual dinner meeting on May 20 at the First United Methodist Church.His talk is entitled, "Wildlife Management in Sonoma County."

Many Audubon members enjoy Fred's weekly radio essays, "Native Sonoma," on KRCB.This is an opportunity to experience the unique perspective of Fred Euphrat in person. (One of his essays, "Like a hawk" can be found in this issue of the newsletter.)

While most of Sonoma County knows him as a crafty wit and a lover of all things native, Fred is a forester in his working life, with a doctorate in watershed management.Through his business, Forest, Soil & Water, Fred implements forest operations and water management, and conducts research in social forestry.He works primarily in Sonoma and Mendocino Counties, and has also ranged internationally.

Fred Euphrat is the author of three books and more than 20 publications.He serves on the Ernie Carpenter Fund for the Environment and the Friends of the Russian River, and spent six years with the Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation and Open Space Authority.He recently ran for Sonoma County Supervisor and received 42% of the vote in the Fourth District.
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From "Native Sonoma", by Fred Euphrat
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Fred Euphrat is a consulting forester in Healdsburg.He writes essays entitled "Native Sonoma", that are broadcast on KRCB radio.A collection of his essays, "Sonoma Mandala", is available at local bookstores.

Fred Euphrat of KRCB will host the presentation, and refreshments will be served.Bring your friends and family!

Wiggins Announces Hiring of Fred Euphrat as Consultant to Fisheries & Aquaculture Wednesday, May 09, 2007
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Euphrat will be based out of the Senator's Santa Rosa office.

Euphrat has run a forestry and hydrology consulting business for many years, serving such clients as the California State Lands Commission, the County of Sonoma, the County of Mendocino, the U.S. Bureau of Land Management and the National Parks Services, as well as many environmental non-profit organizations.

In addition, he has lectured at San Francisco State, Humboldt State, and UC Berkeley.He has also served on the boards of the Russian Riverkeeper, Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation and Open Space District Authority, Salmonid Restoration Federation, Sonoma County Timber Advisory Committee, Institute for Sustainable Forestry, and others.

While Euphrat's first priority will be addressing statewide fishery issues, he will also serve as the Senator's lead staff person on district flood, water conservation, water district, fishery, and resources issues.