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ADVISORS TO THE BOARD OF THE
ETHICIAN FOUNDATION
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Dr. William Godwin's family has resided in Texas
for six generations. He was graduated from Mineola High School (1987),
Stephen F. Austin State University (BS Biology 1992) and Texas A&M
University (PhD Entomology 2002). He has taught mammalogy, ecology
biogeography, invertebrate zoology and environmental science at the
university level since 2003. In two stints he has worked as a reporter/photographer
for daily and weekly newspapers. In 2009 he worked permitting wetland
mitigation banks. He has conducted endangered species surveys for Texas
Parks and Wildlife, US Forest Service and The Nature Conservancy. His
taxonomic specialty is in the Insect Order Coleoptera, Family
Scarabaeidae. This has led to an interest in the distribution of
micro-habitats based on geological formations in Texas where endemic
plants or insects may be discovered. He has served as adjunct
curator of entomology at the Houston Museum of Natural Science and as
Research Associate at the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. He is
currently employed as Curator and Collections Manager at the Sam Houston
State Natural History Collections in Huntsville, Texas where he manages
collections of vertebrates, insects, the Warner Herbarium and Horace
Burke Library of Natural History Exploration.
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Mr. Eric Keith received
his Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Science from Stephen F.
Austin State University in 1995. He has worked for more than twenty years
as a natural resource manager and is recognized in Texas and the
southeastern U.S. for his expertise in botany, with extensive knowledge
of North American flora including taxonomic and ecological classification.
He is frequently consulted by government agencies and others to provide
plant identification, distributional data, and taxonomic clarification.
He has conducted plant inventories and ecological classification on over
400,000 acres for Texas Parks and Wildlife, U.S. Department of Defense,
City of Austin, Texas National Guard, and over a dozen large and small
private landowners in Texas and the southeast. Eric also worked for three
years in the Environmental Division of Fort Polk Military Installation in
Louisiana as a wildlife biologist and botanist where he acquired hands-on
experience managing endangered species, wetland delineation, prescribed
burning, and regulatory compliance. Eric is a Project Manager at Raven
and specializes in services that include inventory and assessment, plant
taxonomy and ecological classification, vegetation monitoring, and
regulatory compliance.
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Texas
Non-Profit Foundation #30-0736697
A
501(c) 3 Operating Foundation
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1401 19th Street Huntsville,
Texas 77340
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Working
TODAY…
for
a Better TOMMORROW!
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