Jeff Regnart, whose career with the Alaska Department of
Fish and Game spans more than 30 years, is resigning the post on Oct. 2, Deputy
Commissioner Kevin Brooks said Sept. 4.
Fish and Game spans more than 30 years, is resigning the post on Oct. 2, Deputy
Commissioner Kevin Brooks said Sept. 4.
“We hate to
see him go, but also understand that personal reasons will take him outside of
the state,” Brooks said.
see him go, but also understand that personal reasons will take him outside of
the state,” Brooks said.
Plans are to fill the post as soon as possible, and the
department is asking those who are interested or know someone who is to send in
a resume with three professional references and a letter of interest.
department is asking those who are interested or know someone who is to send in
a resume with three professional references and a letter of interest.
Regnart, who holds a master’s degree
in fishery management from Humboldt State University, began his career with
ADF&G as a fish and wildlife technician in 1984.
in fishery management from Humboldt State University, began his career with
ADF&G as a fish and wildlife technician in 1984.
From there he worked his way up as a biologist for
several years to being appointed as supervisor for the state’s central region – including Bristol Bay, Cook Inlet and Prince
William Sound – in 2003.
several years to being appointed as supervisor for the state’s central region – including Bristol Bay, Cook Inlet and Prince
William Sound – in 2003.
In February 2011, then Fisheries Commissioner Core
Campbell named Regnart to serve as director of the Division of Commercial
Fisheries.
Campbell named Regnart to serve as director of the Division of Commercial
Fisheries.
Regnart has also served on numerous fisheries panels and
forums.
forums.