BLM ACTION CENTER
Protecting and conserving Bureau of Land Management lands across the western United States.
About the BLM Action Center
The Action Center's mission is to protect America's wild lands and open spaces by helping people participate in decision-making processes that will shape the future of BLM lands such as Utah's canyon country, Colorado's Roan Plateau and Montana's Upper Missouri River Breaks. Get involved by subscribing to our monthly email newsletter.
The Action Center provides direct support, offers training workshops and serves as a clearinghouse for information about BLM land use planning. The Action Center is used by journalists, advocacy groups, and the public. Email us for more information or call us at 303-650-5818.
Meet the BLM Action Center Staff
Nada Culver, Director & Senior Counsel
Nada is available to provide technical assistance and advice on BLM planning issues. Contact Nada at 303-650-5818 x 117 or at nada_culver@tws.org. |
Phil Hanceford, Associate Attorney
Phil is available to provide assistance and advice on BLM planning issues, with a particular focus on lands within the National Landscape Conservation System. Contact Phil at 303-650-5818 x 122 or at phil_hanceford@tws.org. |
Alex Daue, Renewable Energy Coordinator
Alex can provide information on renewable energy development on public lands, from specific projects to national policies. Contact Alex at 303-650-5818 x 108 or at alex_daue@tws.org. |
Ti Hays, Associate Attorney
Ti will be focusing primarily on oil and gas issues, and can be reached at ti_hays@tws.org or (303) 650-5818 ext. 131. |
Juli Slivka, Planning & Policy Associate
Juli can provide information on land use planning processes and connect conservation partners. Contact Juli at 303-650-5818 x 129 or at juli_slivka@tws.org. |
Jennifer Dickson, Communications ManagerJennifer came to The Wilderness Society with a strong background in advocacy communications. From her early days as a print reporter in a small town in Texas, to the past nine years of garnering media attention for environmental, energy, and progressive issues, Jennifer understands the ever-changing media realm. Whether you are writing a story for a mainstream publication, looking for video footage or photos of some of America's wildest lands, or a blogger looking for a new story angle, Jennifer can assist you in your efforts. She is based in our Denver office and serves the BLM Action Center in regional and national capacities. Contact Jennifer in the office at 303-650-5818 x 110, by cell phone at 202-316-2555, or at jennifer_dickson@tws.org. |
Nada brings to the Action Center more than 10 years of legal experience working on environmental issues including energy development, environmental remediation and nuclear energy. Her previous work also gives Nada insight into some of the pressures that BLM receives from development interests.
Phil came to The Wilderness Society after completing law school with a focus in natural resources and public lands legal and policy issues. Phil also has experience working for both local and national conservation groups in his areas of interest, including sustainable development, R.S. 2477 rights-of-way, and protection of western public lands in general.
Alex has been with The Wilderness Society since 2007. His work focuses on collaborating with partners across the West to advance responsible policy for renewable energy and transmission development and site projects in appropriate areas on public lands. Before joining The Wilderness Society, Alex was a river guide in Arizona, Colorado, and West Virginia. He has a B.A. in biology from the University of Colorado.
Ti came to The Wilderness Society after spending four and a half years working on public lands issues for the National Trust for Historic Preservation in Washington, D.C. and Denver. Before getting his law degree from Lewis & Clark Law School, Ti fought fires with the U.S. Forest Service and interned in Canyonlands National Park. 
Juli brings to the Action Center a background in environmental science and a lifelong love of the great outdoors. She enjoys working with colleagues at The Wilderness Society, other conservation organizations, BLM staff, and interested members of the public to achieve long-term protections for our western wildlands.
