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Ian Zelo, MMA
Office of Response and Restoration
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Ian Zelo has a background in both science and policy. He received a BS in biology from Cornell University in 1995 and an MMA in Marine Policy from the University of Washington's School of Marine Affairs in 2000. Mr. Zelo has worked on an array of marine issues including researching marine sponges in North Carolina, coastal development and shoreline protection in Washington State and the management of coastal resources in Florida.

Currently he works for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Office of Response and Restoration (NOAA/ORR). He focuses most of his effort on NOAA's Abandoned Vessels Program. The goals of this project include promoting the issue of abandoned and derelict vessels at a national level as well as assisting local governments manage specific incidents and the issue in general at a smaller scale.

On this mission Ian is providing general support for the media and outreach operation on board. He is one of two NOAA representatives on board.





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