Cindy Brown
A native of New Orleans, Cindy Brown is program director for The Nature Conservancy in the Gulf of Mexico, where she is leading the organization's long-term, gulf-wide conservation and restoration efforts. Previously, she oversaw the Conservancy's Mississippi River and Delta conservation activities in Louisiana, where she gained a unique perspective on and appreciation of the enormous challenges of working with upstream partners to restore coastal ecosystems.
Prior to coming to The Nature Conservancy, Cindy was an environmental planner with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources. Cindy holds a Master's of Environmental Management degree from Duke University.
Cindy's Posts
Hurricane Isaac Is a Wake Up Call for Coastal Restoration
September 7th, 2012
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Two Years Later: Restoring the Gulf
March 28th, 2012(4)
The Moment Is Now: Notes from the Gulf Summit in Houston
December 7th, 2011(2)
Crazy, Muddy Fun in the Gulf of Mexico
January 25th, 2011(5)
Hope on the Half-Shell
January 19th, 2011(0)
Boots in the Water: Moving Forward in the Gulf
August 30th, 2010(1)
