Nest Patrol Team

 

Meet the Center's Nesting Team!


Dr. Chris Marshall- Director of the Gulf Center for Sea Turtle Research and P.I. for this program



Paige Breon- Sea Aggie Sea Turtle Patrol Manager, Masters Student 


                                                    


Theresa Morris- Sea Turtle Rehabilitation Hospital Manager 



Peyton Faulk- Nesting Season Intern





John Arnett- UTV Tech




Zone Leads-

Bolivar- Casey Reid
How to reach Casey- text 281-723-6324



Galveston East End Walking- Gene Fisseler
How to reach Gene-  text 713-504-1962





Galveston West End Walking- Donna Romeyn
How to reach Donna- email westendclutch@gmail.com




Galveston West End Driving- Jo Monday
How to reach Jo- text 713-254-6171


Follet's Island- Beth Winkelhake
How to reach Beth- text 979-201-1698 or email winkelhakebeth@gmail.com 



Data Team-

Lynn Wright
How to reach Lynn- text 832-741-4516


Marlynn Miller
How to reach Marlynn- text  or email 



























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