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I'm a wildlife conservationist dedicated to protecting wildlife from extinction and helping people more deeply connect to nature and ourselves. I work as a program officer at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, where I run grant programs and advise policy to end international wildlife trafficking. I care deeply about birds and big cats, and have a background in ecology, interdisciplinary conservation science and leadership.
As a certified meditation teacher, I teach workshops to guide conservation professionals in developing our mental resilience for our heart-aching work on socio-ecological crises. My work and passions touches on three themes: Please reach out! I'm available to give talks on wildlife conservation topics and classes on resilience to eco-grief. I enjoy advising on grant program design, collaborating on wildlife conservation research and serving on graduate student committees. If you're just starting your career, thank you for bringing your energy to conservation and I'd love to meet you!
To learn more, read my bio and CV. "Biodiversity is resilient, and we can reverse this biodiversity crisis if we act now." |
Photo of Jen Miller. Credit: Sahas Barve.
Dr. Jen Miller
International Program Specialist Combating Wildlife Trafficking Branch U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service [email protected]
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