Cameron Dunn

I studied design, then spent nearly 10 years in tech developing a skillset that included systems design and internal tools. I made the leap to conservation in my most recent role with WSU Extension’s water resources/habitat nonprofit arm, Native Plant Salvage Foundation, where I assisted in developing documentation, daylighting inaccessible resources, and developing project management tools as we diversified volunteer leadership, and grew the body of educational content on our website.

I have a great passion for community/citizen science and the conduits to connect researchers and the public, and on the capacity building team at the Yang Center I work on making passive acoustic monitoring education, research, and methods more accessible.