Erica is a Michigan native who spent 10 years in California and Arizona getting a Master’s degree in Geology, running a field monitoring program for the National Park Service and managing a national collaboration of nine museums digitizing fossil clams and snails.
Now Erica is excited to apply her natural resource training and love of partnership projects to the work of the Oakland County CISMA in preventing the spread of invasive species in Michigan’s second-most populous county.
Erica enjoys hiking, biking and cross-country skiing as well as taking her dog for walks in natural areas.