Joe Lewandowski spent 16 years as a public information officer for Colorado Parks and Wildlife out of its Durango office. He recently retired, but before he left, our statewide PIO Bridget Kochel sat down with him to hear all of his adventures as a storyteller for the agency.
To learn more about Joe’s career with Colorado Parks and Wildlife, please read The Career Of A Storyteller.
Interview by Bridget Kochel. Bridget is a public information officer for Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
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