Career
Nesvik joined the Wyoming Game and Fish Department in 1995 as a game warden in Laramie. [5] [7] He worked as a warden in Laramie and Pinedale and rose to the position of Cody Regional Wildlife Supervisor in 2011,then was promoted to Chief Game Warden and Wildlife Division Chief in 2011. [5] In February 2019,he was appointed appointed by Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon as director of the Game and Fish Department,assuming office in March. [1] [8] As director,he "tackled issues such as grizzly management and aquatic invasive species,as well as the ongoing challenges in managing healthy mule deer populations." [5] He retired in September 2024. [9]
In February 2025,President Donald Trump announced Nesvik as his nominee to serve as Director of the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. [5]
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