As described in the Charter, The PCFG Consortium is composed of individuals who are Members and Non-members, and led by a Board composed of six elected Members with two year terms.
- PCFG Consortium Members
- Members must meet at least one of the following criteria:
- Publication record as an author in peer-reviewed scientific journal for studies of PCFG whales.
- Contribution of sightings data, photographs, or tissue samples of PCFG gray whales to collaborative, shared databases.
- Analysis of data relative to the PCFG gray whale population.
- Acting as an official representative of the governments of the United States of America or state (California, Oregon, Washington), Canada, or First Nations/Tribes for the management of PCFG whales.
- Members may:
- Serve on the Consortium Board
- Vote on the Consortium Board membership
- Attend Consortium meetings, present research findings and future goals, engage in discussions, and contribute to Consortium annual reports.
- Attend activities organized by Consortium.
- Submit statements of project intent for review by PCFG Consortium Board.
- Members must meet at least one of the following criteria:
- Non-members
- Non-members may contact the PCFG Consortium Board for requests to:
- Attend Consortium meetings
- Deliver a research presentation at an annual meeting and engage in discussions at an annual meeting during portions open to non-member discussion
- Attend activities organized by Consortium.
- Submit statements of project intent for review by PCFG Consortium Board.
- Non-members may contact the PCFG Consortium Board for requests to:
We are currently a group of 38 researchers. Our current board is comprised of 6 people and is in place until January 2023. For a complete list of current members and their affiliations please visit our current members page. For information on how to join the consortium please visit our joining the consortium page
