Emily Seddon

Emily Seddon is an experienced Natural Resources Specialist at Eagle County Government, tasked with designing ecological monitoring programs, managing research projects, and coordinating resilience planning efforts. Emily's background includes roles as a Vegetation Ecologist at NatureServe, where the focus was on vegetation and soil monitoring for federal lands, and a Biodiversity Builder at Wildya, aimed at addressing the biodiversity crisis. Emily has held leadership positions, such as President of the Wild Ones Front Range Chapter, fostering community engagement and education in native plant conservation. With a Master's degree in Behavior, Evolution, and Conservation from the University of Lausanne and dual Bachelor's degrees in Spanish Language and Literature and Botany from the University of Arizona, Emily combines strong scientific expertise with effective community outreach and project management skills.