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USFWS Deputy
Chief Gary Mowad (Retired) is
available to provide training to
businesses,
corporations, government entities, schools,
universities; state and local law enforcement
personnel,
environmental organizations, and
Non-Governmental Organizations.
Working
through the Federal Law Enforcement
Training Center, Deputy Chief Mowad, taught a
variety of environmental courses to United
Stated
Fish and Wildlife Service, Special Agent
Basic Training classes for
more than a decade.
In addition to
his USFWS experience, his
expertise was utilized by the U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency and National
Park Service to provide
training at their
respective training academies.
He trained
rangers in Africa to help stop
poaching of elephants and rhinoceros
and
worked in Brazil to stop illegal logging in the
Amazon
rainforest.
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Areas of Training Expertise
-
Endangered
Species Act
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Migratory
Bird Treaty Act
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Eagle
Protection Act
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Lacey Act
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Airborne
Hunting Act
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Marine
Mammal Protection Act
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Rhino Tiger
Act
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Environmental Contaminants Investigations
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Undercover
Operations
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Natural
Resource Flying Techniques
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Conservation
Leadership
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