Emelia Sautter

Emelia Sautter is a dedicated professional with a background in environmental sciences, conservation, and sustainable living.

She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Consumer and Environmental Sciences with a focus on Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.

Emelia also pursued another Bachelor of Science degree in Natural Resources and Environmental Science at the same institution, showcasing her commitment to the field.

With a passion for environmental conservation, Emelia Sautter has been involved in various organizations and roles that promote sustainability and connection to nature.

She is the Founder of Good Medicine, a platform dedicated to fostering holistic wellness and eco-friendly practices.

Previously, Emelia served as the Ecospirituality Coordinator at Prairiewoods Franciscan Spirituality Center, where she integrated environmental awareness with spiritual practices.

Her experience at IDNR, Palisades-Kepler State Park as a Park Attendant provided her with hands-on exposure to managing and preserving natural areas.

As a former Conservation Education Specialist at AmeriCorps/Linn County Conservation Department, Emelia contributed to educating the community on conservation issues and sustainable living.

Her role as a Farm Assistant at Abbe Hills Farm allowed her to engage in farm operations and agricultural practices, further expanding her expertise in environmental sustainability.

Emelia Sautter's diverse background and leadership in environmental initiatives make her a valuable asset in promoting eco-conscious living and conservation efforts.