Nic Callero

PROFILE

Nic Callero works with elected officials, agencies, Tribes, and other stakeholders throughout the Western United States to enact state and federal policies that connect wildlife habitat and protect biodiversity. He has designed and shepherded nearly a dozen pieces of state legislation regarding wildlife corridors and crossings, while also leading Pew’s engagement in numerous federal management plans in Idaho, Montana, Nevada, and Utah.

Before joining Pew, Callero spent a decade as a hunter and angler organizer with the National Wildlife Federation, managed a variety of political and advocacy campaigns, and served on multiple boards of directors of fish and wildlife conservation organizations.

Callero holds a bachelor’s degree in political science and sociology from the University of Oregon, and is based in Portland, Oregon.