Spencer Morrison is a native of Colorado, where he earned his B.S. in Wildlife Biology at Colorado State University. He is an avid hunter, fly fisherman, hiker, rafter, and outdoorsman. His healthy obsession with fly fishing allows him to travel the western United States and the World in search of understanding and to learn more about the art and delicacies of the fisheries.

Mr. Morrison is a true leader and a seasoned biologist with over ten years of biological consulting experience. He has experience working on various projects related to wildlife, aquatic biology, and wetland issues. He is becoming an expert in section 404 permitting and has performed threatened and endangered species surveys, fish surveys, stream assessment, and water quality surveys, raptor surveys, avian nesting surveys, avian point count surveys, burrowing owl protocol surveys, habitat assessment, Waters of the U.S., wetland investigation and delineation, rare plant surveys, avian and bat mortality surveys, and biological monitoring.

Kurt Fleisher is a Texas native and earned his B.S. at Texas A&M University. Mr. Fleisher moved west in 2016 to earn his M.S. in Rangeland Ecology & Watershed Management at the University of Wyoming. He has a background in wildlife and fisheries sciences, ranch management, and ecological research with an emphasis on reclamation. He spends his free time outdoors, backpacking, viewing wildlife, and getting lost in the wilderness.

Scheri Thatcher is a Denver-based people manager from Michigan. She earned her B.S. in Chemistry and Cellular & Molecular Biology from the University of Michigan, has a Midwestern accent, and loves a good thunderstorm. Her diverse experience contributes to her unique approach to managing people.

As an entrepreneur for ten years, Scheri managed all business areas before focusing on what she believes the essential piece to be – people. She spent 1-year teaching abroad in West Africa, navigating a new culture and language, which further ignited her passion for people. Upon returning to the U.S., she focused on administrative and human resources roles. Within three years, she created an award-winning culture at a local Colorado start-up as featured in The Denver Post, The Denver Business Journal, and Zweig Group as a Best Place to Work.

Outside of work, Scheri practices yoga and meditation, mountain bikes, plants container gardens, and makes natural skin care products.

Jesse Carlson is a native of Minnesota and earned his B.S. in Natural Resources from the University of Wisconsin, Madison (Go Badgers!). Jesse enjoys fishing, camping, and exploring the National Parks of the West. When not in the outdoors, Jesse takes pride in raising house plants and tropical fish.

Mr. Carlson has a background in native landscape restoration, noxious weed management, and threatened and endangered species surveys. He is a licensed herbicide applicator and has worked on several reclamation projects along the Front Range of Colorado and Wyoming.