Environmental Leadership Program

Amy Alfieri has been employed by the Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife for three years in a variety of positions. She started as the coordinator for a bald eagle restoration project, supervising volunteers and leading the reintroduction and monitoring aspects of the program. Her current duties involve regulatory review pertaining to critical wildlife habitat as part of Vermont's landmark land-use permitting process. She is also active in wildlife management such as collecting deer harvest data and banding waterfowl. Amy holds a graduate degree focusing in conservation biology from Antioch University where she designed a research thesis involving reptiles. She currently serves as a volunteer monitor for the Vermont Reptile and Amphibian Atlas and her free time she enjoys hunting, fishing, and serving as a community mentor to a 13-year-old girl.