I have worked in Alaska for 23 years specializing in natural resource management, partnership development and community engagement. My work focuses on building equitable partnerships between agency managers, tribes, researchers, industry and communities to address large scale issues like climate change. I am the Network Program Officer for the Alaska Conservation Foundation and is also the Coordinator for the Aleutian Bering Sea Initiative. I have B.S. degrees in Fisheries and Wildlife Management and Geography, specializing in GIS and Remote Sensing from Utah State University and a Masters in Natural Resource Management from the University of Arizona.
February 19, 2021
I have worked in Alaska for 23 years specializing in natural resource management, partnership development and community engagement. My work focuses on building equitable partnerships between agency managers, tribes, researchers, industry and communities to address large scale issues like climate change. I am the Network Program Officer for the Alaska Conservation Foundation and is also the Coordinator for the Aleutian Bering Sea Initiative. I have B.S. degrees in Fisheries and Wildlife Management and Geography, specializing in GIS and Remote Sensing from Utah State University and a Masters in Natural Resource Management from the University of Arizona.
Kaylah Duncan
Kaylah is Tlingit and a child of the Dakl’aweidí clan. She carries the name S’eiltín and was raised in the territory of the Áak’w Kwáan (Tlingit communities of the Auke Lake region). She utilizes her traditional, ecological, and Indigenous knowledge to communicate with communities across the Southeast region in sustainable and impactful ways.
