Idaho Fish and Wildlife Foundation appoints Corsi to board
Retired Idaho Fish and Game regional manager Charles "Chip" Corsi joined the Idaho Wildlife Foundation board of directors to continue his service to the outdoors.
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Idaho Fish and Wildlife Foundation welcomed Charles "Chip" Corsi to its board of directors.
Corsi attended University of Idaho and received a degree in Fisheries Management. He landed a job and fell into a career with Idaho Department of Fish and Game and never looked back.
Corsi held many positions with IDFG through his 42-year career. He earned a master's degree in zoology from Idaho State University and ended up regional supervisor in the Panhandle Region for 19 years before his retirement.
Corsi was raised in New York and developed an appreciation for wild things and wild places at an early age, roaming the woods and streams of the Catskills. His family also took long camping trips, either to the maritime provinces of Canada or to the U.S. and Canadian west, further developing his interest in the outdoors.
In his spare time, he and wife Diane enjoy all the wild things Idaho has to offer like fishing, hunting, camping, river running, hiking, birding, wildlife watching, canoeing, sky and landscape gazing and anything else.
IFWF partners with Idaho Fish and Game to sustain Idaho’s fishing, hunting and wildlife heritage. It works to improve habitat restoration, public access, conservation, education and to complement the use of sportsmen’s dollars.