David R. Conrad

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David Conrad is an independent consultant on federal water resources policy. He recently served with the Association of State Floodplain Managers as a Principal Investigator on a major national study of federal programs and their impacts and effects on development and conservation of the nation’s floodplains. He is currently working with the ASFPM Foundation on the 2013 Gilbert F. White National Flood Policy Forum. David also serves as a volunteer member on the Policy Committee of the Water Protection Network, a national network of more than 190 conservation and civic organizations focused on improving federal water resources policies and programs for the 21st Century. In April, 2011, David retired after serving 23 years in Washington, DC as a water resources specialist with the National Wildlife Federation, the nation’s largest conservation organization.

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