Alanna Bennett Sullivan

Alanna Bennett Sullivan has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Starting in 2010, they worked as a Wildlife Caretaker at the Fund for Animals Wildlife Center and The Humane Society of the United States, where they provided care for sanctuary animals and assisted in various medical procedures.

In 2011, they joined the Soil Ecology and Restoration Group as a Research Assistant, later becoming a Project Manager and ultimately a Senior Project Manager. Their responsibilities included supervising project management staff, ecological restoration, technical report writing, and budgeting.

In 2014, Alanna joined Environmental Science Associates, initially as an Associate Biologist and later progressing to the role of Senior Associate Biologist. Their work involved project management, habitat restoration, land management, technical report writing, and conducting specialized species surveys. Alanna also served as the Carlsbad Preserve Steward and managed multiple restoration projects.

In 2019, Alanna became a Board Member at the Solana Center for Environmental Innovation, contributing to environmental initiatives. Most recently, they joined Axis.org as a Board Member in November 2021.

Overall, Alanna Bennett Sullivan has demonstrated expertise in environmental sciences, project management, habitat restoration, and species surveys throughout their career.

Alanna Bennett Sullivan holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from UC San Diego. The specific dates of their education are not provided.