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strengthening partnerships with foreign governments, federal agencies states, tribes, non-governmental agencies and the private sector.
“A hallmark of accomplishment is how well one is regarded by his peers,” Williams noted. “Marshall Jones is warmly regarded Within the Service as a steadfast and active supporter of its employees, especially in the area of development and training. He constantly championed the well-being of his co-workers.”
His contributions to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service were recognized by White House administrations by both political parties. He received a Distinguished Service Award, The Presidential Rank Award - an honor conferred upon a select number of career senior executives - and an Executive Leadership Award from the Department of Interior in 2006.
Jones majored in zoology and English at the University of Michigan and received a master’s degree in vertebrate ecology from Murray State University in Kentucky. He completed additional graduate work at Cornell University and served in the U.S. Army from 1969 to 1971.
Jones will be writing the RappNature column for the Rappahannock News. “Tm thrilled to have Marshall join the ranks of the many talented contributors to this paper in this county” said editor Anita Sherman.
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