Since 2019, I’ve had the wonderful privilege of working alongside Montana’s conservation leaders as the Executive Director of the Montana Watershed Coordination Council (MWCC). As we enter spring, the season of new growth and new beginnings, MWCC will also undergo its own series of changes as I move on from this role and begin a new chapter.
It has been an incredible opportunity to support Montana’s watersheds and communities, while also getting to observe the powerful impacts of collaborative partnerships in accomplishing watershed conservation initiatives across Montana. These relationships have been one of the most rewarding, motivating, and inspiring aspects of my time with the organization, and I thank every individual and organization who has been a part of this journey with MWCC.
Collectively, we’ve all navigated a dynamic few years with a changing landscape and changing world, and I want to recognize all the hard work invested by MWCC’s staff and Board of Directors. Thanks to their leadership, as well as the support of our partners and members, we’ve successfully reached incredible milestones in watershed health across the state. The strength and quality of MWCC’s partnerships and internal leadership will continue guiding the organization through this transition.
Although I’ll be leaving the state after more than ten years in the “watershed community,” I will continue advocating for conservation and stewardship needs in Montana, and will always feel a deep sense of appreciation for MWCC’s network of conservation leaders and supporters. Thank you for the support you continue providing to MWCC and to Montana’s watershed conservation efforts.
It’s bittersweet to be leaving an organization I’ve grown so close to, but it truly is a great feeling to know MWCC is in such good hands as we seek our next Executive Director. You can see more information about this opportunity here.
Thank you to everyone who has been a part of this incredible chapter, and I hope we cross paths again one day.
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