live wild animal environmental education programs to approximately 100,000 children each year in the Los Angeles basin, did rescue work on oiled seabirds after some three-dozen oil spills including Exxon Valdez, and occasionally provided animals for television and movies. He was a founding director of Birute Galdikas’ Orangutan Foundation and was the environmental representative on the California Citizens’ Advisory Panel for the Bureau of Land Management. For a dozen years, he wrote a bi-monthly column on theoretical and applied military problems for Fire and Movement under the pseudonym of the Armchair General. He is the author or co-author of over $6 million in successful grant proposals and over 200 papers, articles, chapters and books including Negotiation: Process, Tactics Theory, Why We Fight: The Origins, Nature and Management of Human Conflict, and Developing Graduate Theses and Projects in the Humanities. He retired to Oregon in 2003, where he is a member of the Oregon Selective Service Board and Rotary International and continues to write, and to volunteer for the Oregon Shakespeare Festival and local Community Emergency Response Team. David Churchman Works with Wildlife - Picture Gallery References 1938 births Living people People from Teaneck, New Jersey California State University faculty University of California, Los Angeles alumni University of Michigan alumni