The Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF) has created a new position, director of science policy and advocacy, and tapped Harry L. Campbell III to fill the role. He had served as CBF's executive director in Pennsylvania since 2013. Prior to that, he was CBF's Pennsylvania scientist and a resource on technical, policy, and science issues for nine years.
Campbell's nearly 25 years of experience in water quality protection and restoration spans academia, private consulting and the governmental and nongovernmental sectors. He holds a Bachelor of Science in environmental resource management and a master's degree in environmental pollution control from the Pennsylvania State University.
As CBF's executive director in Pennsylvania, Campbell worked with all levels of government, scientists, businesses, and concerned citizens to engage discussion and to drive tangible improvements in the quality of local rivers and streams. Leading the team of CBF professionals in Pennsylvania, he demonstrated the ability to translate the technical, regulatory, and policy-oriented aspects of clean water.
Campbell will continue to serve as executive director in Pennsylvania until CBF's search for his replacement is complete.
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