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Greg Greenwood: I suspect that I am MRI’s Executive Director exactly because my professional objectives coincide precisely with those of MRI. Making science matter to management and policy has always been my professional interest. When I worked for the California Department of Forestry, it was within the Fire and Resource Assessment Program that produced a periodic assessment of California’s wildlands and forests, which are principally mountainous, for use by state government. This assessment was developed around a list of policy-relevant questions. The Assessment was widely quoted and referenced in wildland and forest management debates. Later, when I worked as Science Advisor to the California Resources Secretary, the goal was similarly to ensure by all means available that science informed budget and legislative proposals by the Administration.

Making Global Change Science Matter in Mountains: An Interview with Greg Greenwood, Executive Director, Mountain Research Initiative (MRI)