Staff
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Ryan Boggs,Executive Director. Ryan comes to Legacy Land Trust with nine years experience with Colorado Chapter of The Nature Conservancy. Ryan received his B.S. in Wildlife Biology from Colorado State University and is a native of Fort Collins with many family members in the area. He started his conservation career at the Phantom Canyon Preserve in the Laramie Foothills area of Larimer County and later served as a Project Director for the Aiken Canyonlands and Chico Basin areas. As an experienced wildland firefighter he also worked on forest and fire restoration as well as land protection issues. Ryan brings a wealth of land conservation experience to Legacy Land Trust along with a desire to bring a balanced and healthy land protection program to our Front Range communities. Growing up in Fort Collins gives him a perspective on the rapid changes that have taken place and he sees many opportunities for retaining some of the rural patterns that make our three county area such a unique and inspiring place in which to reside. Contact Ryan: rboggs@legacylandtrust.org |
| K-Lynn Cameron, Director of Conservation. A Colorado native, K-Lynn Cameron joined the Legacy Land Trust in 2011 as Director of Conservation. In 2009, K-Lynn retired from Larimer County after 26 years; first as Parks Planner and then as the Manager of the Open Lands Program. As the first Manager of Larimer County’s Open Lands Program, she provided strategy and leadership to protect over 42,000 acres of land with local and state partners. Altogether these lands preserve wildlife habitat, agriculture, river corridors, community buffers and sensitive ecosystems, and provide recreational access for hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, bicycling, fishing, picnicking, nature study and more.
K-Lynn holds a Master's degree from Colorado State University's Department of Recreation and Tourism and is recognized statewide as a land conservation and open space professional. She was instrumental in creating the successful Colorado Open Space Alliance (COSA), a statewide organization of publicly funded open space programs, and her active involvement in COSA from its inception in 1999 through 2009 has ensured its success. K-Lynn received the 2009 COSA Blue Grama Award for Outstanding Achievement as an Individual and the 2009 Environmental Stewardship Award from Larimer County. Additionally, she was a board member of the Colorado Coalition of Land Trusts from 2002-2009, demonstrating her commitment to land conservation space statewide. Currently she serves on the Land Conservation and Stewardship Board for the City of Fort Collins and as a Director on the Board of Embrace Northern Colorado.
Contact K-Lynn: K-Lynn@legacylandtrust.org |
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Amy Hahn, Director of Development Amy Hahn comes to us from the outdoor industry, where she worked for 17 years as an independent sales representative in climbing and outdoor equipment until 2008. For the past 3 years she's consulted for overseas outdoor apparel companies on product development and marketing for the US market. Originally she hails from the Washington, D.C. area, where she got her first taste of the outdoors in the Blue Ridge mountains and Great Falls National Park, on trips with her father. She spends as much time as possible in the mountains, trail running, hiking, skiing and climbing. She's a passionate globe-trotter. She holds a B.S. in health sciences and has worked with young and adult women promoting healthy body image through outdoor activity. She's been active in conservation since moving to Colorado in 1988, not just of landscapes but also cultural conservation in the Asian sub-continent. Amy will be heading up fundraising efforts, special events, outreach, general fundraising, marketing and individual donor services. Contact Amy: Amy@legacylandtrust.org
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Hannah Wilbur has joined Legacy Land Trust as the Stewardship Coordinator for the 2012 monitoring season. Hannah moved to Colorado in 2008 begin her MS in Ecology at Colorado State University. After graduating in 2011, she began an internship at Legacy Land Trust in the Conservation Division, assisting with easement transactions. Hannah was very excited about the opportunity to continue working for Legacy Land Trust, and gladly accepted the position of Stewardship Coordinator so that she could assist in preserving open space in northern Colorado.
Before moving to Colorado, Hannah spent 3 years working at the Cambridge Water Department in Cambridge, MA as the Watershed Management Assistant. In that role, she monitored the three reservoirs that serve as the drinking water sources for the City of Cambridge, developed and ran a volunteer noxious weed removal program, and coordinated public outreach during several major landscape restoration projects taking place around the reservoirs. Originally from the rocky coast of Maine, Hannah has found the mountains to be a suitable substitute for the ocean and enjoys biking, hiking, and knitting. Hannah received her BS in Biology from Northeastern University in Boston, MA in 2005. Contact Hannah: Hannah@legacylandtrust.org |
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