Cecilia Clavet
Office: 202-429-2663 Email
Cecilia Clavet joined The Wilderness Society in 2004 as a Policy Analyst for The Wilderness Society’s National Forest Program. Her work is focused on national forest appropriations and fire management.
She earned a Master’s in Science from the University of Maine in Ecology and Environmental Sciences focused on Resource Economics and Policy. She completed a thesis on the cost effectiveness of reducing MtBE in gasoline in Maine. Cecilia began her work on environmental issues in her undergraduate years at West Virginia University, where she earned a BS in fish and wildlife biology from the Davies School of Forestry.
During her time in West Virginia, Cecilia had the opportunity to work as a seasonal wilderness ranger for the USDA Forest Service in the Dolly Sods Wilderness on the Monongahela National Forest.
She enjoys animal rescue volunteering, hiking, backpacking, flora and fauna identification, travel and mountains.
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