Meet Susan

 

Susan is a conservationist who cares deeply about our environment, Nature and our globe. She is a Naturalist who has observed and studied American Badger in the field for many years. Susan’s wildlife corridor mapping project for Sonoma and Marin Counties will help inform land use decisions as well as decisions about conserving and connecting lands.

Susan consults with entities and individuals to ensure coexistence with badgers and also contributes to conservation decisions for grassland ecosystems.

She feels a deep respect for Indigenous landback processes and approaches to relating to the natural world.

American Badger is a meso predator and a keystone species. Susan shares her experience and knowledge to protect our environment and support badgers’ safe living in their habitat.

She also engages in regional coalitions for conservation on multiple issues and is dedicated to environmental protection and climate action. Susan led the years-long effort to conserve land and create the first badger sanctuary in California, located in Petaluma, CA.