Peter A. Seligmann

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Peter A. Seligmann is the Co-founder, Chairman of the Board, and Chief Executive Officer of Conservation International.

Seligmann serves on the board of the Wild Salmon Center in Portland, Oregon, and the advisory councils of the Jackson Hole Land Trust, Ecotrust, and other not-for-profit organizations, including the Japanese Keidanren's Nature Conservation Fund.

His honors include:

Honorary doctorates in science from Michigan State University and Rutgers University
named a member of the Enterprise for the Americas Board by President Clinton, 2000
Order of the Golden Ark from the Netherlands, 2001