Geena Hill has over a decade of experience as a conservation biologist in Florida. She earned a BS in anthropology and archaeology from Kent State University, and an MS in interdisciplinary ecology and wildlife conservation from the University of Florida. Her career began at the Florida Museum in the Butterfly Rainforest where her role evolved into managing large-scale National Science Foundation and Disney Conservation Fund grants focused on Lepidoptera conservation. She has also held positions with the Florida Natural Areas Inventory as their North Florida Butterfly Conservation Coordinator and the Foundation as our North Florida Wildflower Alliance Liaison. Geena is currently a project manager and biologist with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers focusing on wetland restoration and mitigation. In her free time, she enjoys hiking with her dogs, paddling Florida’s rivers, taking photos and botanizing in natural areas across the state.
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