Lisa is a dedicated environmental leader with 16+ years overseeing programs and initiatives in support of natural resources, clean water, and climate programs. She has extensive experience with policy development and has advanced community forests, endangered species conservation plans, forest carbon projects, and clean energy siting guidelines. Lisa has published work on public health, conservation, and development collaboration as well as received a fellowship to work with the United Nations Environmental Program in Geneva. One of her favorite professional endeavors was working on the Elwha River where she worked as a project manager during dam removal.