"Building partnerships to protect our National Forests for future generations of people and wildlife is my passion. Through dedication and collaboration, we can improve the chances that those who come after us will inherit a healthier planet, an appreciation for public lands, and a legacy of conservation."
BIO
Sarah joined the NFF in 2022 and serves as the Conservation Partnerships Director. In this role, she develops and grows strategic conservation partnerships with corporations, foundations, and other conservation-driven organizations to support the NFF’s programs and projects. Prior to joining the NFF, Sarah managed her own firm, where she provided development services to organizations throughout a wide variety of industries, including nonprofit, engineering, technology, and healthcare. Her background includes over two decades of strategic development and program management.
Sarah studied English and Anthropology at the University of Georgia and holds certificates in Nonprofit Management and Grant Proposal Writing. Spending her childhood in New Mexico and Georgia, she developed an appreciation for the diversity of landscapes across the country. She is passionate about the health of our National Forests and working with like-minded organizations for the benefit of our most treasured public lands. Sarah currently lives in central Florida with her husband and sons, and enjoys hiking, camping, and painting in her free time.