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>> Kathy (Gobert) and Phil Brown |
| Kathy (Gobert), MS, 1997 and
Phil Brown, MS, 1997
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Kathy (Gobert) and Phil Brown are happy
and busy in North Dakota-- with 2 children: Ava and Juliana!
Phil is the Lake Manager of Garrison Project, which consists of
three reservoirs: Pipestem, Bowman/Haley, and Lake Sakakawea.
All three lakes are located in North Dakota. Lake Sakakawea is
the largest Corps managed reservoir in the nation (third in size
to Lake Mead & Powell, which are BOR reservoirs). The lake is
178 miles long, averaging 6 miles wide. If you look on a map of
North Dakota, find Bismarck and go north - you can't miss the
Lake which is actually the Missouri River dammed. His office is
located in Riverdale, which is at the southeast portion of the
lake. His position consists of working closely with Tribal,
Federal, State, and local partners. Programs that he manages
are: monitoring 900 + cultural sites, nesting success of the
federal threatened Piping Plover, control and/or eradication of
noxious weeds, five campgrounds, and numerous issues associated
with drought conditions common in this arid region of the
country. He manages two field offices located in Williston and
Jamestown, North Dakota. His staff consists of nine permanent
employees and 20 + summer hires.
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