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Ms. Bly-Honness joined Turner Endangered Species Fund in April 2000.
She is currently working on the restoration of black-tailed prairie dogs and black-footed ferrets to the Bad River Ranches in central South Dakota.
In the last ten years, she has been involved in the restoration of California condors in Arizona, swift foxes in Colorado, tracking wolves in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, and census of grizzly bears and Canada lynx in northwestern Montana.
She also participated in the Northern Rockies Wolf Recovery project, the Wildlands Wolf Survey program, as well as a Bark Beetle project and fighting fire.
Ms. Bly-Honness received a Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Biology and Management from the University of Rhode Island in 1994.
Her professional interests include the recovery of ecosystem biodiversity through imperiled and keystone species restoration, research, and habitat conservation.
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Turner Endangered Species Fund
 Turner Endangered Species Fund Financial ConglomeratesFinance Founded in 1997 by Ted Turner and his family, the Turner Endangered Species Fund (TESF) is a charitable foundation and non-exempt charitable trust located in Bozeman, Montana. The fund focuses on conserving biodiversity by ensuring the persistence of imperiled species and their habitats with an emphasis on private land. TESF is a core grantee of the Turner Foundation. They concentrate their efforts on carnivores, grasslands, plant-pollinator complexes and species that historically ranged onto properties owned by Ted Turner. TESF's activities are based on the principles of conservation biology. TESF supports the distribution of reliable scientific and policy information on biodiversity conservation and works closely with state and federal agencies, universities and private organizations. Historically, TESF has been involved in reintroduction projects for imperiled plants, birds, fishes and mammals. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
Formation de Kristy Bly-Honness
| University of Rhode Island | Undergraduate Degree |
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Turner Endangered Species Fund
Turner Endangered Species Fund Financial ConglomeratesFinance Founded in 1997 by Ted Turner and his family, the Turner Endangered Species Fund (TESF) is a charitable foundation and non-exempt charitable trust located in Bozeman, Montana. The fund focuses on conserving biodiversity by ensuring the persistence of imperiled species and their habitats with an emphasis on private land. TESF is a core grantee of the Turner Foundation. They concentrate their efforts on carnivores, grasslands, plant-pollinator complexes and species that historically ranged onto properties owned by Ted Turner. TESF's activities are based on the principles of conservation biology. TESF supports the distribution of reliable scientific and policy information on biodiversity conservation and works closely with state and federal agencies, universities and private organizations. Historically, TESF has been involved in reintroduction projects for imperiled plants, birds, fishes and mammals. | Finance |