sapperJ24
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I did a quick search and didn't see the appointment of Ian Wargo to replace Pat Tabor mentioned anywhere else, so just posting for visibility. Ian has been a guest on Randy's podcast and it seems some of his ideas have spurred discussion on HT.
From https://fwp.mt.gov/aboutfwp/commission/members
Ian Wargo
[email protected]
406-438-1714
Kalispell, Montana
Ian Wargo is a civil engineer and dedicated outdoorsman based in Kalispell, Montana. A lifelong resident of the Flathead Valley, Ian graduated from Columbia Falls High School and earned his bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Montana State University. He currently serves as a Project Manager in the Airports Group at Robert Peccia and Associates, where he oversees infrastructure projects that support aviation and community development across the region.
With a strong passion for Montana’s natural heritage and wildlife, Ian has been actively involved with Fish, Wildlife & Parks. He has had the privilege of serving on the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Elk Management Citizen Advisory Group, the Mule Deer Citizen Advisory Council, and the Region 1 Citizen Advisory Council.
Outside of work, Ian enjoys spending time in the great outdoors with his wife of 15 years and their two young daughters. Whether hunting, fishing, or horseback pack trips through the Bob Marshall, Ian embraces the Montana lifestyle and is committed to preserving it for future generations.
From https://fwp.mt.gov/aboutfwp/commission/members
Ian Wargo
[email protected]
406-438-1714
Kalispell, Montana
Ian Wargo is a civil engineer and dedicated outdoorsman based in Kalispell, Montana. A lifelong resident of the Flathead Valley, Ian graduated from Columbia Falls High School and earned his bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Montana State University. He currently serves as a Project Manager in the Airports Group at Robert Peccia and Associates, where he oversees infrastructure projects that support aviation and community development across the region.
With a strong passion for Montana’s natural heritage and wildlife, Ian has been actively involved with Fish, Wildlife & Parks. He has had the privilege of serving on the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Elk Management Citizen Advisory Group, the Mule Deer Citizen Advisory Council, and the Region 1 Citizen Advisory Council.
Outside of work, Ian enjoys spending time in the great outdoors with his wife of 15 years and their two young daughters. Whether hunting, fishing, or horseback pack trips through the Bob Marshall, Ian embraces the Montana lifestyle and is committed to preserving it for future generations.
