Robin O’Malley has been an environmental professional and public servant for nearly four decades, with state, federal, and non-profit experience, including both executive office and operating agency positions. He has worked with nearly all environmental and natural resource programs and agencies at the federal level, is a strong advocate for state involvement in decisions affecting them, and has contacts and credibility in both the non-profit and tribal natural resource communities.
About
Robin O'Malley
Recent Engagements
National Park Service and US Fish and Wildlife Service -- managing in a changing climate via RAD
SIcangu Lakota (Rosebud Sioux Tribe) Climate Adaptation Plan -- project lead and primary author
State Experience
Environmental Advisor to Governor Thomas Kean (including representing the Governor on the National Wetlands Policy Forum and at the National Governors Association); Advisor to the Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP); and senior waste management planner in NJDEP's Division of Waste Management
Federal Experience: Associate Director, Natural Resources, White House Council on Environmental Quality; Deputy Science Advisor, Department of the Interior; Chief of Staff, National Biological Survey; Policy and Partnership Coordinator, National Climate Change and Wildlife Science Center (now National Climate Adaptation Science Center); Director, North Central Climate Adaptation Science Center
Non-Profit Experience
Director of Environmental Reporting and Director, State of the Nation's Ecosystems program, The H. John Heinz III Center for Science, Economics and the Environment
Pretty basic website, huh? Hey, I'm just getting started. Give me time.... (grin)