Ross Carrie received his Bachelor of Science degree in Zoology and a Masters of Science degree in Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences from Texas A&M University. He has worked more than eighteen years as a manager, consultant, and educator in non-game wildlife management and research, endangered species, environmental and regulatory compliance, and zoonosis management and research. Ross has accumulated over eight years experience working at management-level positions in county, state, and federal government. His experience includes conducting and publishing original research on endangered species and rare grassland bird species, managing endangered and non-game species on U.S. Forest Service and Department of Defense lands in Texas and Louisiana, developing NEPA-related documents to assess potential impacts of projects proposed on U.S. Forest Service lands, teaching in the Biology Department of Texas A&M University and developing and managing an avian encephalitis surveillance program for all of Harris County, Texas. These experiences inspired him to found Raven in 1996 as a turnkey natural resources management company, providing exemplary and cost-effective services in environmental planning, management, compliance and research. Ross is both President of Raven and a Project Manager, specializing in services that include research design, data collection and management, statistical analysis and publication, and technical writing support.
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