by Chris Anderson

Chris will discuss how heron colonies are collaboratively managed between the state and local municipalities. He will touch on general heron life history. Additionally, he will explain how everyone can help with their local heron nesting sites.

Chris Anderson is the District Wildlife Biologist for the King County area with Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Chris works with WDFW and his team to document area wildlife. They also provide for non-game and game species management efforts. This includes working with tribal co-managers. They handle wildlife conflict scenarios and work with local government and non-government entities in wildlife management and monitoring efforts. Washington has a diverse array of habitats and species – there is never a dull moment!