Dayv Lowry

I began work with the WDFW in 2006 and promoted through positions researching and managing fisheries for Dungeness crab, salmon, forage fishes, and marine fishes. In 2012, I became the Senior Research Scientist in charge of the WDFW's programs for marine fish and forage fish biology, stock assessment, and ecology in Puget Sound. In 2020, I transitioned to the federal government, briefly working for the U.S. Navy, before moving to the PRD of NOAA Fisheries, where I focus on rockfish.