| Show 4D The Salt Lake Tribune Monday February 27 1989 of Public Relations New DWR Boss Understands Importance Most important d road through some prime elk range on Co-o- p Creek east of Heber City the rebuilding of the Great Salt Lake marshes the decline in supe tax checkoff port for the DWR's crane hunt sandhill the proposed program problems with some of Utah's top fishing waters the continued protection of the Green and Provo Rivers as quality trout streams e and the continued loss of winter as the superintendent of Farmington Bay He he promised that a wildlife professional would be hired to replace Geer Many of us were naturally skeptical Geer had been a fine defender of wildlife interests The official reasons for his dismissal which came out of the Department of Natural Resources said the governor was looking for someone who could get along better with industry and agriculture But to his credit Gov Bangerter kept the promise he made and selected a wildlife professional when he named Tim Provan to replace Geer last week At first glance that appointment makes Geer's firing even more of a mystery Provan served as Geer's top assistant since 1987 and has many of the same management philosophies as his predecessor There will likely be no substantial changes in the way the DWR is managed The comprehensive management plan and many of the policies which Geer started will continue under Provan The big differencewill be one of personalities And in all probability it was Geer's personality which cost him his job The former DWR chief was a biologist who The firing of Bill Geer as the director of the Division of Wildlife Resources last December generated more than a little justifiable anger among sportsmen and conservationists The feeling then was that Geer's often outspoken defense of wildlife had irritated too many in the agriculture and industrial communities with influence on Gov Norm Bangerter There was great fear that Geer would be director replaced by a development-orientemore willing to satisfy the needs of industry than to be a strong advocate for wildlife I met with the governor in his office shortly after Geer was fired and he wasn't specific on why he had accepted Geer's "resignation" But he did make some interesting points and promises Gov Bangerter said it was sportsmen's organizations like the Utah Roundtable of Sportsmen and Conservationists and not he who had politicized wildlife issues during the election He said that those groups by supporting Democrat Ted Wilson in the governor's race had injected politics into wildlife efforts The governor defended his wildlife record learned the complex nature of dealing with : federal regulations as the chief of waterfowl e management As the head of the DWRs confidence the of he gained program the increasing number of concerned conservationists who love wildlife but don't necessarily like to kill it Provan has the professional wildlife background to keep the respect of those he will now direct at the DWR But he is also skillful at public relations Those skills are important because Utah is facing some critical problems involving wildlife Provan needs to be a strong leader and at the same time retain good relations with federal land managers industry agriculture and some of the small-tim- e politicians who caused Geer so much grief Major issues include what to do about the treatment of Strawberry Reservoir for trash fish dealing with the often difficult leadership of the Uinta National Forest over how the lands surrounding Strawberry will be managed the controversy over a proposed 4us---:- tt In the Øttx 40t Outdoors css non-gam- non-gam- By Tom Wharton came into his job with little training in public relations skills which he attempted to improve through a variety of training sessions and practice Still Geer was at times ill at ease among the various groups and organizations he had to deal with As a popular outspoken director he delighted many of us with his strong stands for wildlife But he wasn't afraid to say no And the way he said no to people ruffled the feathers of many important folks including the governor While having much the same management philosophy as Geer Provan possesses much better public relations skills He learned how to deal with vast numbers of both hunters and bird watchers in his term big-gam- habitat There is also the problem of dealing witli agriculture interests and ranchers who are concerned about the continued increase of Utah's elk herds There is the difficulty of working with local water barons who often express little concern for the needs of fisheries There is a near certain fight with the Utah Land Board over whether sportsmen should be charged access fees to hunt on state land or whether wildlife should be accessed a grazing fee Wildlife resources may also become embroiled in the debate over Bureau of Land Management wilderness Sportsmen and conservationists can only hope that Provan is allowed to be a 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