Amelia Howe Email & Phone Number

Portland, Oregon, United States

I provide strategic support and implementation of priority conservation plans and campaigns with an emphasis on National Monuments, as part of the successful implementation and advancement of The Wilderness Society's greater mission and goals. Uniting people and communities to protect America's wild places.

Lander, Wyoming, United States

-Led Trout Unlimited's Angler Conservation Program campaigns across the state of Wyoming with an emphasis on Bureau of Land Management + US Forest Service Planning, oil and gas analysis, coalition work, and federal and state legislative affairs -Created and led innovative campaign strategies that seek to establish a middle ground solution for the management of public lands, waters, and access in Wyoming-Provided leadership and campaign support in coalitions across the state with a focus on Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management planning, Tribal co-management and planning opportunities, and access issues.-Crafted substantive comments, offer verbal testimony, and draft quarterly letters to the editor in support of policy goals-Organized and host meetings with agency leaders and elected officials on the local, state, and federal level in support of campaign goals--Trout Unlimited is a national non-profit organization with 300,000 members and supporters dedicated to conserving, protecting, and restoring North America’s coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. TU staff and volunteers work from coast to coast to protect, reconnect, restore and sustain trout and salmon habitat on behalf of today’s anglers and coming generations of sportsmen and women who value the connection between healthy, intact habitat and angling opportunity.

-Led the development of advocacy campaigns for an audience of 40,000+ outdoor recreationists with a focus on 30x30, equitable access initiatives, energy reform, monument protections, and more-Envisioned and managed execution of a national Get Out the Vote campaign which engaged 280,000 climbers digitally, registered 6,000 voters, and mobilized community events across 6 strategic states-Developed and led government affairs strategy: led 2 sessions of federal government affairs efforts, manage place-based lobbying and engagement events and DC fly-ins, create fact-sheets for lobbying events and congressional meetings -Advocated for reducing barriers to access to recreation and green spaces within federal agencies (USFS, DOI) and on the state level in collaboration with affinity group leaders and diverse stakeholders-Managed CRM Phone2Action and built AAC's advocacy platform to 10,000 new advocates who sent 20,000+ messages to federal legislators within the first year-Provided leadership + advocacy support in coalitions: TWS' People, Public Lands + Climate Collaborative and Outdoor Alliance

I collaborate with the AAC policy team to advance the Club's ability to leverage the climbing community to make necessary policy change through conducting policy research, activating our commnunity, organizing events, engaging with state and federal representatives, and managing campaigns. AAC believes that the future of climbing and human-powered recreation depends on the health, equitable access, and vitality of public lands and open spaces for all people. We also believe that public lands must be used as a tool for mitigating the climate crisis.I envisioned, developed, and implemented the AAC's landmark national voter registration campaign to get climbers to "Send it to the Polls" in 2020. We successfully registered 2000+ climbers and received 6000+ voter commitments.I developed and grew AAC's advocacy CRM to a network of 10,000 advocates in less than one year through strategic action alerts and outreach.

AAC focus areas: Energy Development and Leasing Reform, Recreation Access and Enhancement, Public Land Management Agency Funding (including LWCF), Recreation and Conservation Land Designations, and Climate Change.

-Co-Founded the Outdoor Advocacy Project in December 2019 and grew a community of 10,000 advocates within 24-hours -Produce materials on ongoing policy issues impacting outdoorists including: Just Transitions, NEPA rulemaking, LWCF funding, Oil and Gas Leasing, Roadless Rule, Forest Planning, and more-Analyze legislation and make executive decisions on monthly issues to mobilize a 20,000+ subscriber base to action

-Managed a $50K digital advertising program and a team of 13 organizers a groundbreaking digital program to increase voter turnout for the 2020 election on the Navajo Nation in Utah and Arizona-Managed a digital organizing program of 133 Indigenous content creators, created 380+ unique pieces of media, and ultimately reached approximately 889,936 indigenous voters--The Rural Utah Project seeks to empower underrepresented voters in rural Utah by providing them with tools, training, and knowledge by means of voter registration, education, and issue advocacy on important topics that affect all Utahns.

Greater Salt Lake City Area

Mentoring youth one cup of coffee at a time. Helping Utah youth living with homelessness acquire on the job training through barista and customer service skills. Creating content to market the program and cafe business through photography and social media content.

Jackson, Wy

-Developed campaign plans and lead the implementation of field strategies and tactics while managing team members and volunteers, and collaborating with partner organizations. -Recruited and trained volunteers as well as coordinated and tracked volunteer engagement efforts using online campaign databases (EveryAction/VanNGP).-Wrote and edited volunteer letters to the editor, letters to voting officials, and gave public comment at Town and County meetings on behalf of the Alliance.-Lobbied Wyoming senators during the Session on behalf of Alliance public lands values.-Created and implemented social media awareness campaigns to a monthly audience of 3,000. -Planned and executed campaign events with up to 300 participants in attendance.

Jackson, Wyoming

Mission: Inspiring curiosity, engagement and leadership through transformative place-based education.•Charged with hiring Field Education seasonal and full-time staff •Ensures efficient and effective office/staff management systems within the Field Education department•Assists with education program operations, administrative, and logistical tasks•Manages field education support staff during non-program days•Collaborates with TSS Communications team to create Field Education communications materials and assists with social media accounts

Fort Collins, Colorado

• Working in collaboration with City of Fort Collins in designing the Nature in the City Toolbox which will enable residents in Fort Collins to create more diverse and sustainable green spaces at their residences• Facilitating focus groups, design charrettes, and visioning sessions in order to gather data from multiple stakeholders and use data to generate effective stories• Researching best practices in the green building industry as well as how to encourage cities to implement these methods.• Conducting meta-data analysis through the use of Nvivo• LEED evaluation, analysis, and reporting• Project and event Coordination• Social media management using HootSuite and google analytics

Fort Collins, Colorado Area

•Assist with marketing and outreach for upcoming online and in-person training•Develop content for and administer quarterly CLEAR newsletter •Manage database of participants, including training applications, contact information, registrations forms, and payment •Assemble LENSES Framework models•Manage CLEAR Social Media program •Develop resources for each new cohort, including bios, study groups, and contact information •Assist with copy and graphic updates to the LENSES Facilitator Manual v1.1 as well as CLEAR website•Handle donation accounting

Fort Collins, Colorado

•Work closely with the Planning department in order to conserve the prized ecological lands within Fort Collins during a time of increased city development. •Help to organize and dissect different ECS reports for ongoing, past, and active building projects.•Begin to create a layer for the City of Fort Collins GIS map indicating different projects and documentation of their past and present ECS reports.

2150 Centre Avenue, Building E, Fort Collins, Co

•Greeted Forest Service visitors and answers questions regarding the Canyon Lakes Ranger District.•Accompanied USFS Staff on field assignments, and educated the public regarding Leave-No-Trace principles, USFS regulations, recreation opportunities, and sustainable forest management.•Created displays, handouts, social media posts, brochures, and updated website information.•Assisted in different Public Affairs projects.

Colorado State University

•Create and oversee team’s social media strategy•Control all social media outputs •Communication with team’s major sponsors (Zeal, Redbull, Bristol)• Advocate social media integration in and outside team limits

• Assisted 1st year students in developing peer relationships through large-scale programs• Facilitated structured small groups with new students informally and formally • Created excellent customer experience for new students, parents, and other family members• Collaborated with Orientating Leaders and Residence Life Staff to ensure a successful event

Bachelor’S Degree, Human Dimensions Of Natural Resources

Activities and Societies: Warner College of Natural Resources College Council, Xi Sigma Pi Natural Resource Honor Society, Colorado State.

Education record

Activities and Societies: "The Oracle" Student Newspaper Editor in Chief "Student Ambassador's Club" PresidentNational Honor Society Member