Online Project Manager
Central Rockies Regional Office
Office: 303-650-5818 x 123
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Tashia Tucker joined The Wilderness Society's E-Communications Team in December 2007.
Experience as a Creative Director for a communications company, along with a Master of Arts Degree in Digital Media Studies from the University of Denver provided her with a background in web and print design and development, audio and video production, writing, and marketing. She received her Bachelor of Arts in English and Visual Communications from the University of South Dakota.
Having grown up in South Dakota, Tashia enjoys the peace and solitude of outdoor adventures, despite the fact that she's had some unfortunate luck with alpine skiing and rock climbing. Luckily, she's safely found her niche in camping, hiking, biking, and snowshoeing since moving to Colorado in 2004. She's also a fan of yoga and pilates and is often found perched on a balance ball in our Denver office.
Recently Published on Wilderness.org:
Public Denied Comment on Resource Management Plans
Yellowstone Snowmobile Decision
Utah Plans Fail to Protect Fragile Land and History
Federal Judge Recommends Motorized Restrictions in Gallatin Forest be Tightened
Forest Service Finalizes Idaho Roadless Plan
Forest Service Prepares for Climate Change
Deadline Nears for Roadless Area Comment
Volunteers Go Into the Wild
Speed-Reading at Interior
Eastern Sierra and Northern San Gabriel Wild Heritage Act – California (H.R. 6156/S. 3069)
White House in a hurry to open Utah lands to energy development
Economic Bailout Helps Forest Service
New roads could bring pollution to Yellowstone
Historic Election Well Worth the Wait for Veteran Staffer
Climate change may carry huge price tag for California
Ritter slows down Bush roadless rule; conservationists cheer
Wilderness Society Honors BLM Office
Save These Incredible Places
Stimulus plan can promote conservation
Excerpt 1: Interview with Rep. Grijalva - 111th Congress agenda on public lands
Excerpt 2: Interview with Rep. Grijalva - Land ethic and public lands legislation in his region
Success! 2 Million New Acres of Wilderness!
Beyond Polar Bears: A glimpse at the many species threatened by global warming
Oregon’s remaining ancient forests imperiled by Bush-era logging deal
Wild45 Photo Contest: Seeking stunning nature shots
Stunning Wilderness Photography: View the results of our Wilderness photo contest!
Talking with Ken Burns about nature, family & The National Parks: America's Best Idea
Talking with Ken Burns about diversity and The National Parks: America's Best Idea
Talking with Ken Burns about threats to our public lands and The National Parks: America's Best Idea
Confessions of an off-road outlaw
Our View: Forest needs added protection
Sanchez proposes creating jobs by fixing forests
Spectacular nature photos! See our photo contest winners
2011 Priority Land Acquisition Projects LWCF and Forest Legacy
Saving the Last Wilderness Treasures
Alaskans Visit Communities Affected by the Gulf Oil Spill
Give the Trees a Voice: Become Part of the Rulemaking Process That Protects US National Forests
Scientists use conservation lands as 'window to a lost world'
Scientists use conservation lands as 'window to a lost world'
It’s Time to Act: Scientists Back Protection of New England Forests
Making use of eyesores
Vote for your favorite photo: Help decide the winner of our contest
my wilderness weekend slideshow
Rallying for More Wilderness: Experience the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge
Experience the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge this fall
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