Ethan Inlander

Ethan Inlander is an experienced Natural Resources Professional with a strong background in geospatial technologies, project management, and construction.

With over two decades of experience, Ethan has successfully led and managed various projects, securing funds, mentoring staff, and collaborating with project partners.

As an expert geographer, he has specialized in integrating geospatial technologies to address complex natural resource challenges at different scales, from site-specific to regional levels.

Ethan is also skilled in construction project management, particularly in stream restoration projects and infrastructure development in diverse watersheds.

His expertise extends to private lands conservation, where he has coordinated water quality and habitat improvement initiatives with landowners and ranchers.

His specialties include the integration of GIS technologies, watershed assessment, conservation planning, unpaved roads management, and stream restoration.

Ethan holds a Master's and Bachelor's degree in Geography from the University of California, Santa Barbara.

Throughout his career, he has held various roles at organizations like The Nature Conservancy, where he served as a Project Director and Stewardship Manager.

His extensive work experience also includes roles in conservation GIS, cartography, science program management, and teaching.

Ethan's diverse background and skill set make him a valuable asset in the field of natural resources management and conservation.