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| Affiliation | Republican |
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| Name | Kathleen P. Jachowski |
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Cody, Wyoming , United States |
| Email | None |
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| Contributor | Barack O-blame-a |
| Last Modifed | RBH
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| Info | Kathleen's inspirational and motivational presentations engage both the hearts and intellects of her audiences in an effort to bring out best in each of us to help solve cultural and natural resource misconceptions between urban/rural Americans.
Kathleen has the unique perspective of living on a rural working ranch setting in Wyoming, yet having been born and raised in the metropolitan setting of Washington, D.C. Graduating with a degree in geography from the University of Maryland her strong interest has been how public policies affect large regional landscapes from all perspectives.
Direct involvement in the political process as a candidate in Wyoming's U.S. Senate primary, addressing the United Nation's Heritage Committee delegation in Yellowstone National Park over mining issues and the U.N.'s North American Conference on World Forests in Vancouver, B.C., testifying before the House Resource Committee on the socio-economic effects of U.N. Heritage Sites on surrounding communities, participating in the contentious issues of grizzly bear, wolf reintroduction and other endangered species are only part of the experiences and insights Kathleen brings to her audiences.
Additionally, she has worked for the past 8 years on national forestry issues. Direct involvement for more then 12 years in all multiple use issues on public lands and private property fronts qualify Kathleen to speak from experience (wins and losses) in areas many public speakers simply hear about.
Writing for statewide and local papers on a wide variety of provocative topics, Kathleen can also be heard weekly on KODI-1400 AM & KZMQ-1140 AM radio on Speak Your Piece Thursday mornings at 9:00.
Kathleen's message will resonate with your audience long after the event. They will leave with a clear sense of what are, and how to approach some of the ever growing 'disconnects' between urban and rural America.
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