Jen Sevigny - Wildlife Biologist

Jen has been employed as an Endangered Species Act Biologist/Wildlife Biologist with the Stillaguamish Tribe Natural Resources Department since December 2000. Originally from Brandon, Vermont, she received her B.S. in Wildlife Biology from the University of Vermont, and earned a M.S. in Biology from the Fort Hays State University in Kansas.

Jen's primary responsibilities include documenting the decline of wildlife in the Stillaguamish Watershed and representing the Tribe at local meetings. Focus on both game and nongame species. Current projects include:

Marbled Murrelet surveys and habitat reviews
Bald Eagle nesting/winter roost surveys
Elk monitoring
Forest Practice Activity Application review/site visits
Salmon recovery assistance
Beaver habitat protection
Herbicide sampling
Tribal hunting issues
Wetland habitat review
Waterfowl/Shorebird habitat review

Jen is a member of the Snohomish County Resource Advisory Committee (RAC), Landscape and Wildlife Advisory Group(LWAG), Intertribal Wildlife Technical Committee, and alternate member of the Snohomish County Marine Resource Advisory Committee (MRC).