About
Lacy has more than 20 years of experience in environmental resilience, project management, and partnership development. Most recently, she worked with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, where she led projects focused on coastal resilience and climate adaptation. Previously, she supported migratory bird habitat conservation with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, outdoor recreation planning and funding initiatives with the National Park Service, and healthy watersheds in the Chesapeake Bay region with the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. Earlier in her career, Lacy served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Madagascar, leading environmental education programs and developing ecotourism initiatives with local communities.
Lacy holds a Masters degree in Natural Resources Management from Virginia Tech and a Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Biology from Colorado State University. Outside of work, she enjoys planning her next travel adventure with her family or playing with her two energetic rescue dogs.