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Staff 
Julia Kintsch - Program Director
Julia is a conservation biologist whose career has focused on protecting wild places and mitigating humanity's impacts on biodiversity. Julia received a master's degree from Duke University where her research focused on conservation design strategies. Her experiences include conducting botanic and small mammal surveys, working as an environmental educator in Senegal, West Africa as a Peace Corps Volunteer, and developing conservation plans for the Michigan Chapter of The Nature Conservancy. As the Program Director at SREP, Julia led Linking Colorado's Landscapes, a project to assess high-priority wildlife linkages that was designated a 2006 Exemplary Ecosystem initiative by the Federal Highway Administration. Her work continues to focus on developing guidelines for designing appropriate mitigation measures for wildlife and assisting project planners and engineers in the implementation of such measures. She oversees a variety of research and implementation projects and advises conservation groups, consultants, and agencies on conservation design and habitat connectivity for wildlife. 303.454.3344 E-mail Julia 
Caitlin Harris - Development Assistant
Fairly new to the West, Caitlin moved to Denver in August ?07 in pursuit of a career in wildlife preservation. She graduated with a B.S. in Communication Studies from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN. Having worked as an Account Coordinator in the realm of public relations, Caitlin has found her passion to be aligned with the inspiring missions of conservation non-profits. Prior to working for SREP, Caitlin was the Assistant Festival Coordinator for the Eno River Association (ERA) in NC--her home-state. At the ERA, Caitlin worked with over 100 performers,stage managers and volunteers to host their annual 3-day Fourth of July music festival. As the Development Assistant at SREP, Caitlin supports fundraising efforts by managing donor relations, coordinates office operations, and assists in multiple Community Connections projects. 303.454.3346 E-mail Caitlin 
Connor Bailey - Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Director
Connor Bailey grew up in Washington D.C. but feels much more at home in the West. He received his B.A. in Geography from the University of Colorado at Boulder in 2000, with an emphasis in GIS and physical geography and recently completed an Advanced Certificate of GIS from the University of Denver. He is experienced in map production and database management. Before joining SREP, he developed skills in the GIS field and also worked in New Zealand and Rocky Mountain National Park researching invasive plants. 303.454.3343 E-mail Connor 
Dylan Taylor - Roads & Wildlife Program Coordinator
SILVERTHORNE/DYLAN OFFICE Office: 303.454.3342 Cell: 434.962.1219 E-mail Dylan  |
