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CMPS is governed by an Executive Board, elected by CMPS membership, including Representatives from each of the 7 State Chapters within the Section. All Board members serve in a voluntary capacity. The CMPS Executive Board represents the Section’s mission and in this capacity, do not represent their employers.
Included amongst the CMPS Leadership are Committees, which includes CMPS members that are not part of the Executive Board, are critical to meeting the organization’s mission and the needs of TWS members in the 7-state region.
Mission and Guiding Documents
Mission and Guiding Documents
MISSION
To inspire, empower, and enable wildlife professionals in the CMPS region to sustain populations and habitats through science-based management and conservation.
VISION
The Central Mountains & Plains Section (CMPS) is a strong and effective voice of wildlife science, conservation, and management for the seven states of Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming.
Leadership and Governance
Leadership and Governance
Meet the current executive board. Email address contacts are included in the executive board link.
CMPS History
CMPS History
History of Annual Meeting Sites
Financial and Membership History
CMPS Annual Business Meeting Minutes History
Read Jerry Kobriger's history of the CMPS, "Where did it all begin?", which was presented at the 2014 Annual CMPS Meeting, the 60th Anniversary of the Central Mountains and Plains Section.
Conservation Affairs
Conservation Affairs
View a list of letters that the CMPS Conservation Affairs Network has sent to and received from various politicians.
Awards
Awards
The CMPS awards a Professional Achievement Award, a Citizen's Conservation Achievement Award, and an Executive Group Achievement Award. Review the criteria for a nomination here.
Chapter Links
Chapter Links
Visit the websites of other State and Student Chapters within the Central Mountains and Plains Section.
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