Amy Trujillo is a dedicated conservationist with over 20 years of experience working with land trusts. She holds a BS in Ecology from UC San Diego and has worked in various conservation roles, from biologist to executive director at land trusts in San Diego, CA, and Moscow, Idaho, and joined the team at Wood River Land Trust in 2018. Amy's passion for outdoor recreation and accessibility to natural areas stems from her early years as a parent, where limited resources and active young children led to hours of exploring public spaces close to home. She cherishes memories of running in the woods and canoeing on the Piankatank River during her childhood, which inspired her commitment to conservation.As the Executive Director of the Wood River Land Trust, Amy enjoys witnessing the impact of their work on people's lives. The team's dedication to preserving and creating public outdoor spaces and restoring natural areas is building a healthier community. Amy's personal engagement in outdoor activities, such as hiking and fishing, provides her with perspective on life and a love for places like the Hailey Greenway.Amy understands the challenges of land conservation, particularly in the face of climate change. The Wood River Land Trust actively works on projects to make the community more resilient, including floodplain restoration, protection of critical habitats, and collaboration with water users. By promoting smart growth and providing accessible outdoor places, they strive to create a sustainable and resilient future. Amy's expertise, passion, and commitment contribute to the mission of the land trust, fostering a lasting impact on both the environment and the community.